Sentence examples for full of narratives from inspiring English sources
West German social history is full of narratives about German suffering at the hands of the Nazis and the allied forces.Until the late 1970s, German suffering was regularly equated with the suffering of the Jews in the Holocaust in public rituals and monuments.
The English East India Company (EEIC) ship logbooks, for example, which contain excellent weather observations from at least the 1780s, are also full of narratives of a vessel's several year voyage and include detailed descriptions of the crew and their lives aboard ship, as well as the lands to which they travelled.
The book is full of narratives, facts, and statements that are, well, untrue, or at the very least, highly misleading.
"Ballard was riffing on 60s avant garde ideas - the stories are full of narrative gimmicks.
In the sixties, he advertised a "New Journalism," full of narrative punch and "status detail".
It's the world of the singular voice, too, whereas network television is full of narrative compromise.
I would rather have an "infantilised" life full of narrative, comradeship and adventure than Wendy's plodding existence of mothering, drudgery and domestic confinement.
"The Bread, My Sweet" is pretty much of a mess, full of narrative gaps and characters who arbitrarily appear and disappear.
Radcliffe also has the precious gift, vital in a play full of narrative surprises, of seeming artful and vulnerable at the same time.
What was odd about Mr. Bourne's work at the time was its overt theatricality, his love for film and theater that found expression in works full of narrative and comedy.
