Sentence examples for created narratives from inspiring English sources

He created narratives around everything he did".

A succession of scoops – the phone-hacking scandal, the WikiLeaks affair and the Snowden leaks – have gained worldwide recognition and created narratives that have attracted Hollywood.

Peter Callas's "Exodus" (2003) reminded me of some of the enigmatic landscapes of Max Ernst, who, too, created narratives halfway between the conscious and the subconscious.

I wasn't the first novelist to think like this. 1. Cranford by Elizabeth Gaskell The scale of the 19th-century novel often created narratives that run in parallel, barely touching each other.

"Because there are so many different themes, so many things you can talk about, countries created narratives that met their own needs," said Elizabeth D. Herman, a Fulbright scholar in Bangladesh who studied the treatment of 9/11 in Pakistan, India and 12 other countries.

Groups suspicious of modern businesses and their influence on politics created narratives in which the pharmaceutical industry influenced perceptions of the seriousness of the pandemic (15).

By night, he is a novelist, creating narratives set in his native India.

Did our need to create narratives simply arise out of our facility for language?

The designers who employ Mr. Sanchez tend to use music to create narratives.

Vladimir Putin's new regime is just as anxious to create narratives to maintain a common identity.

I love working with ideas and putting them together; creating narratives and what I want to impart to students.