Sentence examples for developing a narrative from inspiring English sources

"It's about storytelling and how we see ourselves," says Bevelander. "It's about developing a narrative around who you want to be when you come down the mountain.

One of the strengths of the president's campaign in 2008 was in developing a narrative about him — an overarching story about hope.

3. Explain to the students that they will be developing a narrative for their own computer game based on the historic events of a war.

It is also solidly conceptual: rather than developing a narrative, the videos repeat themselves in an endless loop, neatly paralleling human history.

Although the police have held back most of the details, it is clear that they are in the process of developing a narrative that goes beyond the crime that was committed, but will give a deep picture of Baby Hope's short, tragic life.

Certainly he does not go into the sort of detail one might expect if he were genuinely interested in developing a narrative of the past.

Before we developed a narrative or began filming, we incorporated the girls' perspectives into the narrative.

After extensively interviewing a client, Kreiss develops a narrative inspired by the person's life.

- Hard talks: Really good speakers develop a narrative and follow it.

Rudd and George Osborne have developed a narrative of expensive renewables requiring subsidies that are no longer affordable.

"We need to develop a narrative that we own ourselves and that we're savvy about," he says.