The phrase "actual narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a true or real account of events, often in contrast to fictional or embellished stories.
Example: "The documentary provided an actual narrative of the events that unfolded during the crisis."
Alternatives: "true account" or "real story".
But their actual narrative content is nil.
"It involved maybe 8 to 10 seconds of actual narrative time," he said.
So it was more that, at that level, that we were trying to make decisions in the actual narrative, rather than the general features.
Name two places he would go". Quizzing about these details had nothing to do with the actual narrative but was entirely a matter of intimately knowing my characters.
You might think of paintings by Balthus or maybe Alex Katz, though the implied stories in those pictures are more genuinely evocative and haunting than the actual narrative of "Dogtooth".
Criticizing the explanations presented by other historians is an integral part of historical scholarship sometimes carried to such tedious lengths that the actual narrative of events disappears under a tissue of scholastic sludge.
"Our imagination of the technologized future of narrative remains much more intriguing than the actual narratives that keep turning up".
Though, when it came to the actual narratives in the book, very, very few had anything to do with magazine work.
That was why the Swiftboat ads were so devastating to Kerry, as they all-too-successfully offered an alternative negative narrative to the actual story of Kerry's heroic military history.
What remains to be seen is whether this talking point is going to catch on and become an actual Democratic narrative next year.
While this speech has not gotten a whole lot of attention so far, one phrase of it is garnering some mild interest: the idea that America is experiencing a "Sputnik moment". What remains to be seen is whether this talking point is going to catch on and become an actual Democratic narrative next year.
