Sentence examples for decisive narrative from inspiring English sources

When the narrator looks back with the knowledge born of painful events he sees that there was an invisible yet decisive narrative in which he was but a character.

But her paintings keep reasserting themselves, and this show covers 10 years in the 1950's and 60's after a decisive split from the narrative Surrealist figuration she had long practiced.

Two incidents stand out in Chernow's fluent and intelligent narrative as the decisive moments in Grant's war.

Popular historians, searching for a neat resolution of a messy conflict, like to give the war the usual structure of a battle narrative, complete with decisive moments and turning points.

Kotcheff's few narrative departures are quietly decisive, and generally work to accentuate the story's elements of nightmarish fable.

But it should not be lost in the flurry of news that perhaps the most decisive evidence to contradict the official narrative may have come inadvertently from Gu's own son, Bo Guagua.

Facts are telescoped and trimmed without unduly distorting history, but what the narrative does best is frame a decisive moment and zoom in on the ordinary people who worked the sidelines of an extraordinary breakthrough.

Indeed, the non-playing, processor-powered transients that wander the game's many neighborhoods play no decisive roles, nor have any influence on the narrative.

This rebellious incident, which Lubow calls Arbus's "decisive moment", is the starting point for his episodic narrative.

A circular or "ring" narrative is one in which events come to a decisive point in the middle and then lead back, in parallel fashion, to the point of entry: ABCBA.

It's possible that a new narrative could be developed about Mr. Obama that describes him as decisive, bold and confident.