Sentence examples for enduring narrative from inspiring English sources

That fact is the source of soulfulness and dramatic tension in every enduring narrative that one can think of.

Progressives must be diligent to ensure that the enduring narrative of Clinton's failure does not centre on her gender.

Unlike at Gobëkli Tepe, where there is solid evidence but almost no understanding of the story, the Abrahamic legend comes with no material evidence at all but a powerful and enduring narrative of a journey.

Creating ways to connect with listeners could offer Spotify a way to combat the enduring narrative that it's screwing over musicians.

While individual consumer choice provides the enduring narrative circulated in policy circles and the media, attention to structural causes (and thus structural solutions) linked to the economic and cultural identity of society is given less prominence.

The enduring centrality of narrative was discussed by Nikolaus Pevsner in his 1955 Reith Lectures, later published as The Englishness of English Art.

Her reconstruction of Foster's involvement in an espionage ring inevitably takes over the narrative, but the more enduring story, the one promised in the subtitle, is largely overshadowed.

Ultimately, the debt "A Far Country" owes to "Black Orpheus" only testifies to the enduring power of its narrative in third-world life.

From Lockwood's work, a contemporary novelist might construct a narrative about the enduring intrigue, romance, poison, and nuance of class privilege — the rise and fall of the house of Wilkerson.

Moreover, the similarities between this and previous elections, while perhaps not consistent with more interesting election year narratives, demonstrate the enduring strength of our two party system and how difficult it is, even for a candidate like Trump, to disrupt it.

This may have to do with her enduring themes and sturdy if radical narrative architecture, but these qualities seem to have been served well by careful translation.