Sentence examples for general narratives from inspiring English sources

There are many theories about what happened, but two general narratives seem to be gaining prominence, which we will call the greed narrative and the stupidity narrative.

In this regards despite the importance of the general narratives in EB studies for the behavioural knowledge development, it has been challenged to be more contextual and communicate better to community of praxis.

The complexity and scope of aboriginal assimilation and acculturation on Taiwan has led to three general narratives of Taiwanese ethnic change.

In general, narratives constitute the most comprehensive and elaborate part of electronic patient records.

"We want to have a general narrative of modernism.

This is a viscerally appealing idea, fitting as it does with the more general narrative that this time, everything is different.

Schreiner, a former editor at Reader's Digest, integrates Catharine's, Harriet's and Isabella's accomplishments into a general narrative of Beecher "passions".

A. Initially I conceived of a more general narrative of oil and American power in recent years, something of an updated version of Daniel Yergin's "The Prize," but one set in an era of limits and opposition for Big Oil.

This prompt and following essay are the brainchild of ninth grade student Chris D. What began as a general narrative writing prompt about the graphic was transformed by Chris into a first-person account of life as a tomato.

Initially I conceived of a more general narrative of oil and American power in recent years, something of an updated version of Daniel Yergin's "The Prize," but one set in an era of limits and opposition for Big Oil.

The British army, which for years had seemed to challenge the general narrative of national decline by its professional competence, its elan and its capacity to make do with ever diminishing resources, has lost the high reputation it once enjoyed.