Sentence examples for accommodate narratives from inspiring English sources

Fortunately in this age we have a boundless digital venue that can accommodate narratives like this one".

As always, the lineup is expansive enough to accommodate several narratives.

Nonetheless, repeated verses and the alternating verse/refrain form better accommodate the narrative quality of Ms. Lincoln's texts.

But in order for the play to accommodate these narrative flights, both Mr. Margulies and Mr. Cabnet said, it needs to be anchored with a completely plausible pair of actors as Max and Lola.

Every time we did, we sort of had to revise the story to accommodate where the narrative of the city and the national conversation was at the time.

The majority of us learned to accommodate a competing narrative.

Large screens or pairs of screens could accommodate panoramic landscapes and narratives, as is the case in the Asia Society show, organized by Rosina Buckland, a doctoral student at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University.

He expands his narrative to accommodate shrewd philosophy and inventive portraiture, a very amusing disquisition on Soviet latrines and a number of outlandish plot developments.

The first thing to notice is how John slowed his narrative to accommodate for this meal.

According to Llamas, the Trump team was hard at work crafting a "comeback" narrative to accommodate the GOP nominee's post-debate spin for Sunday when news of Trump's remarks hit their tipping point.

OK then Scrooge goes home and his doorknocker is all oogy boogy and that's weird8 and then he is all in his room and stuff and he keeps seeing things and being spooked and shit and explaining it away because that is what you do with things your brain doesn't have room for, you construct a narrative to accommodate for the unknown in a way that doesn't scare you with the unknown.