Sentence examples for creative narrative from inspiring English sources

We want to be part of the creative narrative, and we want it to have meaning as well as the right look at the right price.

But i admire many of the English biographers who are so much more willing to regard biography as the last, really undeveloped creative narrative form.

I reread this novel many times, marvelling at how the author lovingly evoked the surface details of life, and how he slowly but surly creative narrative momentum.

And if that isn't control over one's own creative narrative; to prioritize happiness or fulfillment or even take one's self out of the line of fire, then I don't know what is.

Referring to Laudato Si', he said it is not a document, but a prayer that can educate a new creative narrative through critical thinking and imagination toward a cultural revolution.

He wraps it in a creative narrative that says sweeping historical movie.

Places of worship are no longer novel venues, but rather good fits for the creative narratives of some fashion shows.

Unique prints by Dürer, Rembrandt, Piranesi, Tiepolo, Goya, and others who visualized imaginative and unknown situations, eschewing the everyday for creative narratives and artistic fantasy.

But only five advertisers get a spot in those episodes, allowing them to tell stories using more creative narratives and story arcs.

Perhaps most critically, Apple didn't understand that it needed smart, creative narratives to counter the mindless nonsense about Tim Cook not being Steve Jobs, or the end of innovation at Apple.

As I explained in my previous article for Draft, all creative or narrative nonfiction books or articles are fundamentally collections of scenes that together make one big story.