Sentence examples for background narratives from inspiring English sources

Adam Beltzman, the owner of a Chicago store called Haberdash — one of many boutiques serving the same shoppers Colon describes — liked Barking Irons' aesthetic, but what sold him on the brand were the background narratives.

His fate shows well how philosophical interests shape historical background narratives.

Sure, the background narrative is achingly familiar.

The actors sign their lines while surtitles provide a clear and concise synopsis in English; the on-stage musicians provide a constant background narrative.

We tried to bring out the subtleties of humour and sadness and contrast the artists' visions more distinctly with the background narrative.

Power's Answer and Counter-Complaint contains a seven and a half page "Introduction and Background" narrative untethered to any specific claim.

Announcers may say "it's all about what happens on the field," but the competition and background narrative can never be separated -- one is integral to the other.

The book takes the form of background narrative by Fleming of where the two men met, interspersed with the interview between Fleming and Collard, who is introduced under the pseudonym of "John Blaize".

People go out on the street and haphazardly take photos of strangers (often with long lenses, which obliterate all background narrative) and then they post them to their social media channels such as Flickr, Facebook, 500px etc.

A Experiences of having polyps In common with most qualitative studies, participants in focus groups and interviews prefaced their discussion of the principal topics (diet and exercise) by providing background narrative history and perceptual context.

The decline in practicing religious in the West since the 1970s consigned even Christianity to the background of narratives, brought out usually only for the background depictions of marriage ceremonies and funerals, or for confessional scenes of the guilty.