Sentence examples for embedded in the narrative from inspiring English sources

But embedded in the narrative are clues.

Embedded in the narrative is a vague global-warming horror story.

What makes "A Little Too Close to God" particularly interesting, however, is the jeremiad embedded in the narrative.

The theme of unity and division is a constant and not exactly subtly embedded in the narrative.

Red herrings — false clues, false leads, false suspects — must be embedded in the narrative, even as the villain hides in plain sight.

Instead, the research is naturally embedded in the narrative, always a sign that an author has a deep and sympathetic knowledge of her subject.

"There are so many layers of sexism that are deeply embedded in the Hollywood narrative that it's difficult for people to see [women] as leaders," says Silverstein.

Embedded in this narrative is the image of the stranded cosmonaut silently orbiting above, as politicians debate just who should bring him back down now that the Soviet Union no longer exists.

This something is embedded in the activists' narratives, as described in the above sections, and their being soaked with a sense that any tolerable threshold of the acceptance of injustice has been exceeded by what is going on in their home city.

Grounded theory procedures assisted by QSR-NVivo software is then used for discovering domains of needs embedded in the interview narratives.

But probably no country is taking the decision as hard as Iran, where wrestling is deeply embedded in the national cultural narrative, going back thousands of years.