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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assembling the narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of putting together a story or account, often in the context of writing, filmmaking, or reporting.
Example: "The author spent months assembling the narrative to ensure that all the key elements were included and flowed seamlessly."
Alternatives: "constructing the narrative" or "crafting the narrative".
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Furthermore, the use of "real" documents in assembling the narrative adds verisimilitude to a rich and outlandish story like this.
Owen thinks he's helping his father by hunting the trickster and assembling the narrative, but an old lover calls his bluff: what he's really doing is filling in his own back story.
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Over more than 400 pages, Rother tracks the defendants' lives with grueling precision, citing phone conversations, bank transactions, witness accounts and more to assemble the narrative.
I've stepped onto the Forbes platform to try and coherently assemble the narrative of this revolution.
For the families, the most important motivation to assemble these narratives may not be the push for more compensation, though they certainly may have that effect.
Maybe the process of assembling narratives eased the horror of the raw images.
The typical approach in reconstructing an event like this would be to assemble the details of the story, as told by the involved parties, into a cohesive narrative.
In the second phase, a manual preliminary analysis of the narrative data aimed to assemble the responses according to the pre-set themes in the FGD topic guide, which were then refined according to emergent themes.
In fairness, it was uncorroborated by the CIA, [but when assembling a narrative] that would be my first window of time to indicate, this is probably when the various terrorist groups started to get together to carry out this mission.
It was there that I learned that history is not simply broad swathe of everything that happened in the past, but rather the ways that we as historians analyze and assemble the past into coherent (hopefully) narratives and stories.
Framing is "the process of culling a few elements of perceived reality and assembling a narrative that highlights connections among them to promote a particular interpretation" [ 31].
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