Sentence examples for glorious narrative from inspiring English sources
Professor Coffin was a particular authority on English, Scottish and American ballads, which together are a glorious narrative riot of love, war, sex, death, jealousy and superstition.
The car-crash mayoral candidacy of New York politician Anthony Weiner makes horribly compulsive viewing in this documentary, with whose directors he evidently agreed up-close-and-personal access before his glorious comeback narrative got derailed mid-filming and his political career went into the toilet afresh.
Therefore, if scientists want to expand the range of their discoveries beyond a tiny clique of specialists, learning to communicate in a narrative fashion--learning to tell the glorious story of scientific discovery--is essential.
Vallance's admirable ambition is to abandon the left's traditional predilection for narratives of glorious failure.
(No prizes for guessing whom the title refers to.) Despite its roots in a novel by Francine Prose, "The Glorious Ones" is short on narrative thrust.
As Balram relates his determined ascent from a remote village to Delhi and the glorious job of chauffeur, the narrative pops and fizzes, but little more.
Its brilliant use of the traditional musical-theatre form and stunning use of technology produced a glorious fusion of song, dance, narrative, staging and bang up to date idiom.
They celebrated the flatness of the geography and used the country's landscape to tell religious narratives, imagining a glorious past.
It should be a compelling narrative, steeped in the glorious musical tradition of talent cut that is short in its prime.
They resist creating "linear narratives", that depict a glorious advance towards sexual liberation, demonstrating "emancipation from repressed to open sexuality, from patriarchal to companionate marriage".
What all this reveals is a glorious irony – the power of the reality TV narrative has hoodwinked the people who despise it more than anyone else.
