Her songs are shrewdly generalized first-person narratives of romances, breakups, insecurities and vengeance; her music touches down in old-fashioned country, like the banjo-driven "Mean," but also seeks the pop territory of power ballads and, in "The Story of Us," new wave rock that had Ms. Swift pogoing onstage.
The use of a generalized subject for this narrative proved delusive, however, as the fact slowly but surely became manifest – it had appeared as such to the keenest eyes on the first working day; for most, however, it was largely considered a settled matter by the third morning – that truly there was one among the number, one out of the twelve, who was absolutely unlike all the rest.
The most common narrative mode is the generalized past.
It is essential to start to study how within this very transition a new language has been formed and is now spoken both within the shows and outside of them, rendering these overall into an effective tool for a generalized, impoverished and easily digestible political narrative.
I quickly make some trite generalized assumptions about technology, tools, evolution, stories, narrative, text, books.
GPs' narratives included several gendered and generalized descriptions of "the suffering woman", who was a woman from the Middle East with another cultural gender order.
The word saga is often used in a generalized and loose way to refer to any extended narrative re-creation of historical events.
Peter Bearman's work with narrative serves as an example, eliciting compelling, evidence based, and generalized meaning from groups of narrative documents.
In Episode 2, Annie crashes the narrative, driven by guilt over the disintegration of her family and a generalized rage at the world.
But the dances, which are said by a program note to "create a contemporary narrative about the earthquake that struck the region in 2009," are thin and generalized.
