Sentence examples for bedrock narrative from inspiring English sources

For many Israelis, the very thought of non-violent Palestinian protest goes so far against the grain as to be incomprehensible, lethally suspicious, a violation of a bedrock narrative.

"Bruce" gets the bedrock story told.

Most good novels have veins of engaging questions running through the bedrock of their narratives, tempting readers to become miners, apt to strike it rich with enough digging.

However, conducting comprehensive searches also forms the bedrock of qualitative or narrative reviews, now commonly referred to as qualitative evidence syntheses [ 7].

His "Ain't Ain't Ain't" (ANTI-) is scattershot, but has a bedrock of real, confessional narratives.

They offer no interpretation that conforms to their bedrock principles; they offer no narrative that fits the pieces into a comprehensible whole; they offer no vision for the future.

This sensibility serves as the bedrock of Black Male Re-Imagined, a narrative photo project backed by the Campaign for Black Male Achievement and shot by Ruddy Roye.

Among its many narrative parries, the book challenges a bedrock assumption of evolutionary biology, the premise that males of most species, including humans, vary far more in reproductive success than do their female counterparts.

(To Foote, this strategy became bedrock; throughout his life, he maintained an aesthetic of unvarnished narrative truthfulness).

We are conditioned to desire running away from our communities by these romanticized narratives, so that we may never run into the bedrock — the foundation — that is truly complicit in perpetuating these problematic structures.

Powering Fallen London and forming its technical bedrock was StoryNexus, a toolset created to enable those interested in weaving their own tales of branching narrative and richly flavoured text.