Sentence examples for because of the narrative from inspiring English sources

But until the curtain falls, tension remains at peak levels, as much because of Janacek's scoring — sharp-edged harmonies, a wrenching balance of lyricism and angularity in the vocal lines, and driven, pointed orchestrations — as because of the narrative details.

His agenda has been so palpably denied an ideological tag because of the narrative Cameron and his coterie have spun: that they were simply reacting sensibly to the conditions they inherited, and had no choice.

We soon find that the answers to these questions are unknown not only because of the narrative's manipulation: the character suffers from some kind of trauma-induced amnesia and does not know what has happened.

Investors believe in the opportunity because of the narrative of the company and the evidence that the company amasses validating that narrative.

But because of the narrative's need for closure, the film bizarrely recasts the lost battle as something uplifting.

The focus group method of group discussion was considered advantageous because of the narrative method favoured in Indigenous research and the opportunity to grasp collective experiences and interpret these collectively [ 21].

It's appropriate that the show has evolved so significantly, because much of the narrative has been concerned, in recent seasons and certainly in "The Doorway," with how much people have or haven't changed.

Le Ka is one of those difficult places to figure out, not because the cooking isn't good — it is, very — but because in the narrative of Le Ka, food seems like such a secondary thing.

Unlike simple narrative, mimesis poses a particular psychic danger, because as the speaker of the narrative one may take on the character of literary persona in question.

Partly, I suppose, that's because of "Karma's" theme of family, and partly because so much of the narrative unfolds on the same streets where I'd spent my afternoon: around the Common and the Public Garden, on the narrow sidewalks of Beacon Hill.

Because of this narrative and the liberal, excuse the pun, use of the world "patriot" among many of these groups, this theme has gotten some traction.