Sentence examples for converse narrative from inspiring English sources
But a kind of converse narrative applies to Trump; he didn't join the Republican Party so much as its most febrile elements joined him.
When it was published in 1990, critics were far more concerned with Ackroyd's biographical innovations, such as inserting himself into the narrative, conversing with Dickens in the Tube or pondering aloud about the art of biography: "So why did you decide to write the book in the first place?" Ackroyd asks in one such exchange with himself.
As he later wrote in "Moby-Dick, "I have seen Owen Chase who was chief mate of the Essex at the time of the tragedy; I have read his plain and faithful narrative; I have conversed with his son; and all within a few miles of the scene of the catastrophe.
Conversing with Candy Crowley at the evening's Q&A, Steinem said, "People respond to narrative.
The 11th-century Andalusian poet Ibn Shuhayd, for example, utilized his Risālat al-tawābiʿ wa al-zawābiʿ ("Epistle on Familiar Spirits and Demons") to converse with the spirits of his poetic forebears, and his contemporary al-Maʿarrī adopted the same narrative strategy in the Risālat al-ghufrān.
But now, in the seventh decade of the rivalry, the narrative seems a bit stale, an ad-man yarn that peaked in this 1985 Bird/Magic spot for Converse.
Black Converse One Stars.
