Sentence examples for definitive narrative from inspiring English sources

So often the compelling nature of its matchups provides a definitive narrative for an entire event.

"I wanted to be clear in this book this wasn't supposed to be a definitive narrative about Jeff Buckley.

Nonetheless, Mr. Angelides and Mr. Thomas said they hoped their findings would affect future legislation and serve as a definitive narrative of the crisis's origins.

The definitive narrative of most magicians seems to be that of the lonely, excluded child who discovers magic as a solace and route to popularity.

On Wednesday, the panel will aim to deliver a definitive narrative into the events of 15 April 1989, when a fatal crush developed at the Leppings Lane end of the Sheffield stadium before an FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest.

I did not set out to write a definitive narrative history of Obama's presidency.

The staff acknowledges that at points it has ceded authority and taken a step back from creating the definitive master narrative, functioning instead as an aggregator.

Not definitive, just definite.

From the moment Phil Donahue (and later, Oprah Winfrey) took the microphone offstage so audience members could share their stories, personal narrative has been the definitive genre of modern storytelling.

It's instinctive to designate such narratives as great or definitive books about being black in America, or about a being a woman seeking self-discovery, or about LGBT communities -- but these narratives are not any less purely American than those of white, straight men seeking their own identities or fortunes across the country.

But by and large Mr. Gormley has packed his narrative with intense, overdue and definitive testimony about the still-surprising investigation of Mr. Clinton's activities spearheaded by Kenneth W. Starr.