Sentence examples for curious narrative from inspiring English sources

Strachan has benefited from a curious narrative.

At the beginning of the 21st century, the far right seeks to adopt a curious narrative of victimhood.

Coming soon to theaters near you (all right, mostly Kazakh ones): "My Brother, Borat," a film that seeks to portray today's Kazakhstan with some curious narrative devices.

For one thing, in its curious narrative path it disdains the expected neatness of structure, dispatching several characters and potential plot lines in mid-play without looking back.

The choices are merely the latest in a long and colorful list of world time locations that reflect a curious narrative of travel throughout the 20th century.

Soon thereafter, patient viewers may become aware of a curious narrative that weaves through one quaint detail to the next, a path that is not unlike the one taken by a needle through a petit point.

The journey of Mr. Espinosa and Mr. Blunt from inmates to fugitives and back has made for an odd narrative that grew even more curious in recent days.

The secret self, the deference to effect, the calculating taste — all these shape a curious growth narrative, a story less about becoming than about appearing to become.

The result is curious: a narrative that throbs alluringly with what its minor characters (if not its major ones) consider to be sin, but whose temperature rests stubbornly at lukewarm.

There are so many little moments of incident in the work and I like these curious unresolved narratives.

It was ostensibly the biography of an animal, a chimpanzee a very curious idea and the narrative of Nim's life takes these extraordinary twists and turns.