Sentence examples for a second narrative from inspiring English sources
A second narrative, Swann's, cuts into Zoli's account.
"Like they just don't have room for a second narrative about me".
A second narrative strand involved the Zeeland CEO, divorcee Robert Zeuthen.
A second narrative outlining the significant events of the Meiji period frames the daily details of the emperor's personal affairs.
But it is a second narrative, a sort of sub-allegory, that gives Alvarez's memoir its high verve and also its status as a foundation text of the Plath legend.
We then move onto a second narrative, which sees John Orr (the rhyme with Thaw probably isn't coincidental) relating a dream in which he comes to a railway station, gets into a carriage and rides off to meet his double on a lonely road.
But because the visuals are so strongly defined, the artwork in this cartoon offers a third narrative.
A third narrative, actually a meta-narrative, is woven through these pages, and is basically the story of the telling of the story.
A fourth narrative deals with the impact of increasing social inequality.
A third narrative poem, A Lover's Complaint, in which a young woman laments her seduction by a persuasive suitor, was printed in the first edition of the Sonnets in 1609.
(Interview: participant 12) A third narrative to emerge from the data is that of professional autonomy or freedom.
