Sentence examples for back to narratives from inspiring English sources

And in tracing a story's hold on the imaginations of different generations, the play is likely to make you think back — way back — to narratives that survive today from millenniums ago.

Fan fiction, licensed or otherwise, is a way for people to talk back to narratives that exclude them, or to elaborate new possibilities in stories they already consider theirs.

Anyway back to narratives: Benny Barba's electric season, Des proving he can win without Manly, the Doggies form all season being rewarded… A dip into the Kennel also exposes the gross infatuation and idolatry that Doggies supporters have for the club.

So back to narrative questions.

By then, however, he had turned to abstraction, which he pursued until the last three years of his life, when he went back to narrative painting.

Still, "Bat Boy" is a kind of transition back to narrative and away from the kudzu of emotional cliché that clings to and smothers Broadway musicals.

"In some ways, the turn back to narrative in the 1990s feels like a response to the political atmosphere," explains Hermo of the narratives that weave throughout the ramps of the museum.

To increase validity and ensure that the results were grounded in the narratives, there was continuous comparison of codes, categories, and the theme back to the narratives.

But he says that he reacted to that phase by coming back to strong narratives, influenced particularly by his unfashionable love of writing for children:Kids are so interactive, they remind you that theatre is live.

Ms. Ward's new book, "Men We Reaped," is a Southern coming-of-age story that evokes a long tradition of black autobiography going back to slave narratives and (in its title) the words of Harriet Tubman and an old chain-gang work song.

The journey into Africa as a plunge into physical and psychological danger harkens back to colonialist narratives like Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, and though Johnson's execution is deft, his othering portrayal of Africa allows scenes to descend to the level of cartoonish stereotypes.