The phrase "an objective narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a story or account that is impartial and free from personal bias or emotional influence.
Example: "The journalist aimed to provide an objective narrative of the events, ensuring that all sides were represented fairly."
Alternatives: "an unbiased account" or "a neutral story".
Citizens in America and across the globe now have the ability to preserve and present a more objective narrative.
Chock full of facts and analysis in a clear, logical and generally objective narrative context, this tightly crafted book is an in-depth exploration of the question posed in the title.
Simon Schama questions the concept of an objective historical narrative that serves to capture the true state of affairs about even fairly simple historical occurrences (1991).
Satirizing the farce that is an "objective" historical narrative, Federico Solmi's delightfully garish mashups parade the likes of Marie Antoinette and Mussolini on the red carpet to the sounds of bombastic marching music and paparazzi cameras.
He represents the muted objective narrative voice.
The author's objective narrative and extensive use of dialogue to advance the action and reveal character represented a new style in Italian fiction.
The stories recounted from European and Eastern mythology and the portraits of exotic animals and landscapes, though superficially scientific in their blending of scholarly documentation and objective narrative manner, all distill the same sense of revolt against a destiny that binds mankind to expiate crimes it is fated to commit.
But if Republicans take over Congress, there will be an objective basis for this narrative.
The zeitgeist at times bears an uncannily resemblance to the optimism of a loose-knit group of scientists, social scientists, and philosophers at the start of the 20th century, who thought they could eschew value-laden narratives for an objective, fact-driven model of the world.
It offers an objective look at a much more serious narrative, though we'd be curious to know the specific events that caused spikes in the tracked words.
