Sentence examples for comparable narratives from inspiring English sources

Though the history of race in America makes this an especially important issue in the US media, there are comparable narratives in many other societies – mirroring the way that an entrenched majority only reluctantly cedes any authority to a growing minority in the business.

The Ruodlieb, a romance written perhaps in about 1050 in a language heavily influenced by vernacular usage, reveals a comparable narrative subtlety.

The literature was searched for comparable narrative exemplars (Table 1).

A comparable story of a rural idyll destroyed (though this time narrative artifice allows its eventual restoration) is at the centre of his greatly popular novel, The Vicar of Wakefield (1766).

There is no narrative comparable to Buddhism's story of a prince who discovered that desire is suffering and sets out an eightfold path to enlightenment.

Consider the question of how Obama might construct a political narrative of disengagement from Afghanistan that is comparable to the narrative he has successfully constructed about Iraq.

So where is the comparable anti-Clinton narrative, bolstered by huge ad spends and a consistent communications strategy?

But his ideas don't stop there; he seeks to offer a grand prescription for dramatic narrative comparable in its ambitions to Aristotle.

At this intersection of medicine and art, Barker might have constructed a narrative comparable in emotional and aesthetic complexity to that of William Rivers, the real-life neurologist who treated Siegfried Sassoon in the Regeneration Trilogy.

In terms of longevity and complex continuity (all those monthly stories have to dovetail), there's nothing I can think of in the whole history of narrative comparable to the universes of Marvel and DC.

The informal implementation of case studies was comparable with the narrative pedagogy described by Ironside [ 2].