Sentence examples for construct the narrative from inspiring English sources

Democrats gave up on Obama immediately and let their opponents construct the narrative of a weak president run over by forceful challenger.

Testimonials from customers are very hard to come by, but there's a woman called Liz Kelly at the Metropolitan University of London who collects them, and helped us construct the narrative for The Journey.

Instead, we opted to construct the narrative as contemporary history.

If you know your own stance and story, you can construct the narrative together with the interviewer, rather than fight over it.

Having done that, then we started to construct the narrative around it.

Do not let them construct the narrative about healthy sexuality exclusively from the Internet and their friends.

"Environmental storytelling works well for games because it gives the player the feeling that they are constructing the narrative, even if they're only discovering it," Townsend says.

Hodgen constructs the narrative as a puzzle, leaping forward from her early childhood, for example, to the later death of her foul-mouthed, Schlitz-chugging Uncle Mike, then jumping back to introduce Elwood LePoer, a third-grade classmate whose "name was synonymous with a kind of humiliating, pathetic stupidity".

"Filling the memory gap" by constructing the narrative of the illness has been a major reason for using ICU diaries [ 26].

We add here a post-script of two events which have happened since we first constructed the narratives and this article.

Tenet No. 3: "We don't need more museums that try to construct the historical narratives of a society, community, team, nation, state, tribe, company or species.