Sentence examples for an easy narrative from inspiring English sources

I have never been interested in an easy narrative.

There has never been an easy narrative about the Texas Rangers.

It is tempting, for the sake of an easy narrative, to suggest that Hawkins's success was achieved almost accidentally.

His story is over, and as such, so is his need to fit him earthly existence into an easy narrative.

It's also a certain kind of historian's dream, producing an easy narrative, incident, sexual intrigue, scandal and battles.

It led to ridiculously exaggerated comparisons with Barack Obama, as the media's coining of "Cleggmania" provided an easy narrative for a week or so.

At worst, they become a simple story of good versus evil, with all their agonised debates, bitter personal rivalries and thunderous schisms smoothed out into a easy narrative arc.

In and around San Francisco, histories of entire companies are routinely reduced and refined into an memorable, easy narrative of the lone genius in his (usually his) garage or dorm room.

It was a cheap, easy narrative that had some basis in reality but was too eagerly stretched into an overwrought morality play: Durant vs. James, for the soul of the game.

One of the many less edifying aspects of the phone hacking scandal has been the fact that the public need a simple and easy narrative to grasp.

The easy narrative of a populist revolt has an appealing simplicity, but Clinton won votes from more than half of the people who earn less than $50,000; the rich voted for Trump.