Sentence examples for a single narrative of from inspiring English sources

Neither here nor elsewhere does Orner offer a single narrative of cause and effect.

The five paintings in her series "The Illuminated Woman" seem to form a single narrative of a woman's life, though the exact details of the story remain vague.

In a speech in Munich last week, Donald Rumsfeld, America's defence secretary, hooped together the elections in Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine and the Palestinian territories plus the Palestinian ceasefire with Israel in a single narrative of peace and democracy on the march, helped on their way by a freedom-spreading America.

How do we unite while not disappearing into a single narrative of the dominant?

I thought most if not all Black people shared a single narrative of faith, but different liturgical tastes.

The movement is not clearly defined, perhaps because it is about the opening up of plural trajectories rather than a single narrative of destination.

They question everything and do not allow the danger of a single narrative to haunt their future representation.

Splendour and suffering coalesce, separate strata of a single narrative, like the scenes of toiling pitmen in the darkness below a cultivated nobleman's estate that close The Quality of Mercy.

It's a single narrative, the dangers of which Chimimanda Adichi explains in her infamous TED talk on the single story.

By 1819, he had produced a single narrative from his clippings of the Gospels, which he titled, "The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth".

From the album came a series of 11 music videos forming a single narrative and based on each of Save Rock and Roll's tracks.