Whereas the book and film of necessity have defined narratives, Bald noted, the website will accommodate a multiplicity of voices, so that even contradictory accounts can be heard.
The gripping story of Galileo's trial before the Roman Inquisition is one of the defining narratives of Western civilization.
One of the defining narratives of modern China has been the migration of young workers often girls in their late teenage years from the countryside into sprawling cities for jobs in factories.
The defining narratives of early modern England cast nuns as the relics of an unenlightened past and equated Catholic femininity with the dangerous charms of the Whore of Babylon.
This "action" defined the narrative of camp's day of action.
She noted, in particular, the spate of sexual harassment allegations against political reporter Mark Halperin ― a man whose book, Game Change, largely defined the narrative of the 2008 election.
If you're reading this article, I'm going to go ahead and assume that, while you're dimly aware that Ed Sheeran exists, his career is not one of the defining narratives in your life.
Mr. Walsh's tale of those electric moments of experience — a chance encounter, a word of rejection, a cherished romance — that come to define the narrative of our lives has certainly left a singular imprint on mine.
It is a tremendously powerful tool: movies, television, and viral videos shape and define the narrative of our world.
I am very skeptical and somewhat angered with those who don't have children or a family member in these unjust failing schools yet they claim to be expert enough to define the narrative of those who do!
Where it is necessary for registration criteria to be precisely defined, the trajectory narratives of the Together for Short Lives/RCPCH categories are too vague.
