Sentence examples for growing narrative from inspiring English sources

Laconic, populous, infinitely various, these portraits do seem to take their part in a growing narrative, what Eggleston once casually referred to as "a novel I'm doing".

There is a growing narrative emerging that suggests there were individuals on board the plane who deliberately intervened with electronic equipment.

Ms. Lummis, who will serve as Mr. Romney's Wyoming campaign chairwoman, is a solid fiscal and social conservative, and the Romney campaign hopes her support will underscore the already growing narrative that conservatives are rallying around Mr. Romney.

"There's a growing narrative that this is a morality play, that this is all about fiscal profligacy in Southern Europe," said Austan Goolsbee, a former top economic adviser to Mr. Obama, speaking on a panel discussion Thursday at the I.M.F.

That growing narrative is, I guess, also one of the reasons that I have been invited – along with a single journalist from Germany, and one from France – on this particular fact-finding mission.

Whether or not that happens — and Mr. Samaras may yet find a resolution with his governing partners and skirt the temptation to call an early election — the latest drama underscores how instability continues to plague the government despite a growing narrative among European leaders and in financial markets that Greece is turning a corner.

She is not like that now: "I grow more narrative by the year," she muses, "saying things to get them said, / feeling no leisure to take old risks".

But the genre has deepened as it's grown, with narrative lyrics that wouldn't typically make a top 40 list, from the story of a cancer patient to a set of songs about a single day that unfolds with the gruesome strangeness of a Haruki Murakami novel, complete with an all-seeing cat.

And there is something terrifically exciting about the sense, often engendered by visible protest movements, that one's own team is growing, that its narrative is catching on.

Mr. Scott has been a force on his instrument since his early teens, and at 29 he's still growing as a narrative improviser.

Rylant's words talk about snow and children in an engaging but general way, growing only slightly narrative: "Let us take a walk / and see how beautiful / the world is / and then come back / to our white, quiet homes / and make something / warm to drink / and maybe read / or play a game / or tell each other / all that / we've been thinking".