Sentence examples for express a narrative from inspiring English sources

The Weishaar-Howard project overview describes how "the raised figurative walls" of the Memorial visually express a narrative of the sacrificial cost of war.

What is it going to say?" Creating something that expresses a narrative.

Earlier, Julia professes a mistrust of happenstance: "After a while you can begin to feel stalked by coincidence, or as though you can manipulate the world by expressing a narrative desire — this thread is loose, this thread inconclusive".

Lyrically, the song expresses a narrative about a man who, burdened with many failed relationships, ends his life by driving into the ocean.

Lyrically the track expresses a narrative where he tries to arrange an after-school meeting in his dad's empty house and brags about harmonizing to Otis, Isley and Marvin.

So rather than illuminating the actual action, the pictorial elements of the poster express a shorthand narrative of passion, danger and adventure within a specific historical and geographical location.

The lyrics express a fictitious narrative by American outlaw Jessie James in Heaven, who claims to have never "turned a family from their house" when he was a bank robber.

The types of techne that most resemble our modern concept of art are those that are "mimetic" or imitative, that is, that reproduce the look of an object or that express an idea in narrative or drama.

Without delving into these questions, we are limiting our intellectual freedom, even as we celebrate (or express concern about) a narrative of political liberation.

The "Blackout" narratives expressed a "sudden" onset of something that originated "internally", within the mind itself.

These quantitative findings were bolstered by patient and family narratives expressing a sense of abandonment by the physicians and the system that they had initially trusted.