Sentence examples for core narratives from inspiring English sources

In Book of Rhymes: The Poetics of Hip Hop (2009), writer Adam Bradley denotes the track's lyrical narrative of an MC's story of birth as "one of the core narratives in rap", having its roots in a similar autobiographical convention found in African-American slave narratives.

We have to engage his core narrative and his core arguments for a collective turn.

The Museum of Modern Art doesn't mess around with its vaunted permanent collection and core narrative.

But she noted that Mr. Burns never strays too far from the core narrative.

Pillars of Eternity is built around a vast and amazing core narrative, complete with fascinating side-quests.

The core narrative of "The Unfair Trade" describes how Asia produced more, saved more and then recycled those savings to pump up global credit.

With Pillars of Eternity, a workable definition is completing the core narrative in a single-player campaign and receiving an achievement.

Apart from anything else, it invites voters to respond: "about time, too".Finding and sticking to a core narrative would be easier if the party was still under the thumb of its famous control freaks.

They echo concerns voiced by Michael Gove, the education secretary, and historians Niall Ferguson and Simon Schama, who advocate a facts-based approach to a core narrative of British history as a means of stopping the rot.

Those who would come to seize control over the Christian movement and its core narrative understood the sacrifices of ancient Christians mimetically, as imitations of the sacrifices of their Christ.

By enshewing traditional forms, he has come to represent the core narrative of the sustainability movement, which is seeking to move beyond consumer fetishism to a more meaningful way of living life, one that respects planetary boundaries.