Sentence examples for discovery narrative from inspiring English sources

Even then, the confines of a discovery narrative mean that each new scientist we meet is on the verge of cracking the next puzzle.

Joseph Hall's "Another World, Yet the Same," from 1605, was "an elaborate parody of the discovery narrative," a very early example of a "thoroughgoing and scornful attack on the travel vogue".

Essentially, Murakami writes two kinds of novels: the deftly delineated personal odyssey of self-discovery narrative – Norwegian Wood, South of the Border, West of the Sun (both 2000) – and the more ambitiously plotted, often supernaturally shaded, epic shaggy dog story – A Wild Sheep Chase (1989), Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World (1991), The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle (1997).

The same month, the Hyde Park Herald, which later called the book "a local indie hit," ran a flattering profile that highlighted a theme from "Dreams": how Chicago helped Obama end a long journey of self-discovery, a narrative that helped defuse any notion that Obama was a carpetbagger.

They also made another useful narrative discovery: to show brilliance, you need shadow.

This was a major narrative discovery: action withheld could be as tense and dramatic as action itself.

But Fesperman's biggest contribution to his genre may be his discovery of the narrative potential of the Balkans.

Adults will say I wish I had that and youths will find a desensationalized narrative of queer discovery.

Perhaps none of these projects succeeded as fully as "Buffy," a cult hit for WB and UPN that for seven seasons embedded stories of empowerment and self-discovery in the narrative of a young woman battling paranormal monsters.

Beyond enlivening the story of Herschel's discovery into a gripping narrative, this book speculates fascinatingly about the ramifications of such a breakthrough.

There's something missing — a sense of urgency and discovery, a more complicated narrative path, a shrewder, tougher sense of who John Dillinger is.