Sentence examples for edited the narrative from inspiring English sources

Winsor also was a historian; he edited the Narrative and Critical History of America, 8 vol. (1884 89), and wrote several books.

After the fieldwork was done, the authors edited the narrative together according to the timeline that the council members described.

Nicholas Wright, a playwright who, in 2003, adapted "His Dark Materials" into a hit play for the National Theatre, in London, told me that Pullman encouraged him to edit the narrative at will to make it as effective as possible on stage.

"This creates a space where I can develop, manipulate and edit the narrative of the image endlessly, repurposing themes and motifs until I arrive at something that feels right," he says.

Eventually he began using a video camera to document his trips, and he edited the segments into narratives.

Anticipating the violent upheaval on the streets of Chicago, Wexler filmed the clashes between protesters and the police and then edited the documentary footage into the narrative film.

Rather than modify their narrative, NBC edited the interview and used the rabbi's words in a context that grossly distorted his views.

The effort involved to review suggestions, edit the narrative, obtain consensus on changes, and have final approval from so many individuals is a real challenge.

After editing the "The Oxford Book of Narrative Verse" and "The Singing Game," (two projects she was working on with her husband before his death), she is back to observing children on the playground.

For a stand-alone edition of the Narrative, see the edition edited by David Blight (Douglass and Blight 2003).

Some students were encouraged to change their own personal narratives by writing and editing the stories of their own college experiences -- and their dropout rate was four times lower than that of the control group.