Sentence examples for gives narrative from inspiring English sources

Their scandalous and, in Gee's telling, heartfelt affair gives narrative thrust to rich historical details from Pope's early career.

(4+) The Wolves of Currumpaw by William Grill (Flying Eye, £14.99) A magnificent large-scale picture book, The Wolves of Currumpaw gives narrative non-fiction a new dimension.

Racing to fill the van gives narrative tension to Frankie's day and also allows for all kinds of interactions with construction workers, auto mechanics, other scrappers and even little old Italian ladies.

"The Parable of the Blind" gives narrative form to Pieter Bruegel's eponymous 1568 painting, in which six blind men have begun to tumble, like dominoes, into a ditch, illustrating the old maxim concerning the dangers of the blind leading the blind, which Jesus relates in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke.

There was no given narrative.

But the new research is giving narrative psychologists something they did not have before: a coherent story to tell.

Such moments give narrative to personalities; they enable us to understand, in a concrete way, what it is we like or disdain about a candidate.

I was able to write a song that gave narrative to things, but I didn't invent the sentiment or own the slogan.

The content of a given narrative is an indication both of its form miracle story, controversy, or conversion story, for example—and of the narrative's use within the life of the community.

Mr. Ferreri isn't just nodding at Marcuse: the entire film seems to be an attempt to give narrative shape to his ideas about domination and social control in advanced industrial societies.

A new project, initiated by French photographer Séverine Sajous, aims to give narrative agency back to the refugees themselves – by handing them the pens and cameras normally reserved for journalists.