Sentence examples for comfortable narrative from inspiring English sources

However, with consummate skill, Goodwillie takes this comfortable narrative arc and uses it to create a taut, intelligent, deftly written novel of politics and identity.

As that story is usually told, for the first half of the 20th century the innovative centre was Europe, before the old world was overtaken in the aftermath of the second world war by America.In recent years that comfortable narrative has been disrupted.

But they, lacking in the refinements that Victoria praised in Alemayehu, are not the kinds of foreigners acceptable to a Europe still looking for comfortable narratives that can be condensed on to plaques and fit into museum displays.

Out of that, he believes, "it's a lot easier to buy into comfortable readymade narratives" – be they happily-ever-after romances or straight-A students not shooting homemade porn.

Journalists who grew up in a world when Moscow and the west were equal adversaries feel comfortable in this narrative.

Lawson is most comfortable in the narrative skin of Jonny Crossan, the smarmy barrister, whose pet names for everything from his Walter to his wife's Georgina to his morning Smedgwick provide regular guffaws.

Unilever said consumers had 'come to expect, and were comfortable with, the narrative, tone and content seen in their ads.'.

These are sports documentaries for the wives -- the women enslaved to fandom who need (and want) a way in through the comfortable roadways of personal narrative.

Are we not comfortable reading about these narratives?

Many people are far more comfortable accepting authoritative traditional narratives -- however false.

For his part Mr. Portabella seems pretty comfortable with his aesthetic of narrative enigma, elegant camerawork and attractive people who speak in literary and intellectual riddles.