Sentence examples for guide narrative from inspiring English sources

A Lonely Planet tour guide narrative describes Paraty: "set amid jutting peninsulas and secluded beaches with a backdrop of steep, jungled mountains plunging into an island studded bay".

Still, in many respects, the guiding narrative is wrong.

Every family, every ethnic group, every country needs a guiding narrative -- sometimes more mythic than real.

Their guiding narrative was that information technology and human beings are symbiotic elements of a larger system.

The exhibitions are laid out in isolated displays of text, image and object, without any guiding narrative.

It is a fundamental challenge to his guiding narrative: that Mexico is moving well beyond the shackles of violence and insecurity.

"Everyone has their own truth". The film takes up this statement as its guiding narrative principle, toggling between the she-said and he-said as it hurdles toward its nadir.

If there is a guiding narrative to his work, it is governed as much by his own formal curiosity – and perhaps his ongoing investigation of the limits of photography – as by political or social concerns.

In what now stands as the guiding narrative of precrisis American life, abundant land fertilized by easy finance delivered a local construction boom, much as it did in Florida, California and elsewhere, on seemingly every patch of soil not occupied by a toxic waste dump.

That is the real point at issue as the press - denied any guiding narrative by the new Labour leader - busies itself with stories of sibling rivalry.

America's guiding narrative is that if you try hard enough, you can rise above the barriers that are presented to you, even barriers like poverty.