Sentence examples for a specific narrative of from inspiring English sources

These elements are important conditioners that make it possible to establish a presumably true image (a specific narrative) of organizational culture.

Each political party has a specific narrative and the remembrance of its martyrs serves to justify and solidify its version of events in terms of who was victimised and who was loyal to the country.

They must star in a specific narrative work or series of works.

Rosi produces the kind of audience his movies crave, to satisfy a very specific narrative of changing the world.

"They learned a very specific narrative of Thanksgiving and never learned the greater complex narrative of not only the relationship between the indigenous people of New England and the settlers, [but] how those relationships changed over time".

The desire is always strong to frame this sort of PBS history lesson with a specific narrative, however, so a good chunk of "Into the Deep" is taken up with the story of the Essex, a Nantucket whaling ship whose fate inspired Herman Melville to write "Moby-Dick," and of Melville's life and career.

Pierre Huyghe's aquarium, a live ecosystem, hosted a specific narrative which had the effect of exchanging the chaotic bustle and bright lights of the fair for a dark contemplative space.

And what they offer, essentially, is a work of abstract music for the voice, emotion floating free of a specific narrative context.

Right, and then to give a specific narrative that makes sense inside of those communities.

Consistent with SEC policy, I have agreed not to admit nor deny the specific narrative of the events contained in the settlement order.

The selections were also arranged so as to form a unified story, moving from Du Fay's rather general meditation on the mysteries of the cross to climax in specific narratives of Christ's death and concluding with a glimpse of joy after the resurrection in William Byrd's "In resurrectione tua".