Sentence examples for a unique narrative from inspiring English sources

These results became part of a unique narrative of photojournalism.

His descent into wild and irrational behaviour is far from a unique narrative, particularly in chess.

What we've found ourselves having is quite a unique narrative of the lifecourse of disease across a population," says Morris.

As Guillermo Osorno, a writer and editor of the Mexican digital journal Horizontal, told me in an e-mail, Ebrard also "gave the city a unique narrative as a progressive city as opposed to the conservatism and political backwardness in other areas of the country".

We paired him up with Neon Indian to conceive a unique narrative for the classic cyber-punk jam.

A pot from Bronocice, Pińczów County (3400 BCE) has a unique narrative scene and the world's oldest semblance of a four-wheeled cart drawn on its surface.

While each pest outbreak will follow a somewhat unique narrative based on a number of factors, if we move beyond just an understanding of the biological and ecological factors at play to also consider the societal constraints, we may better be able to manage and control the impacts of that event.

A pound note tucked into a sock, geraniums in a porch: somehow, using neither unique narrative techniques nor actual shamanic ritual, Enright makes the Madigans come alive with a fierce clarity.

Great voice acting, from talents including Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie, and Peter Serafinowicz make for fantastic cutscenes out of a game that oozes unique narrative appeal.

"Quite simply, it stands out, with its unique narrative, in a year in which few other films do, and I'd be very surprised if its momentum stops anytime soon".

Fisk goes further to interpret the dramatic musical scheme manifested in the tonal design of the sonatas, as the basis of a unique psychological narrative (see below).