But his traditional conceptual framework, using uncritical assumptions and a belief in the role of the poet as an exponent of moral maxims, makes the idealizing content in his narrative, particularly for the early period, rather dominant.
He occasionally loses the thread of the narrative, particularly during some of the tournaments and matches.
His descent into wild and irrational behaviour is far from a unique narrative, particularly in chess.
Experience, and no small amount of rue, frame Abbott's narrative, particularly in the final sections of the book.
But there's not much of a narrative, particularly for Ms. Mago, the hero scholar presented as a nodding, agreeable blank.
"People no longer believe the narrative, particularly from the left, of how to organize the economy and society".
The musicians are often part of the dance's narrative, particularly Clarissa Sinceno, a singer, and George Lewis Jr., who plays guitar, sings and who — along with Jerome Begin and Christopher Antonio William Lancaster — is credited with having composed and arranged the original music.
The Roman Empire and the various emperors' accomplishments provided a key to understanding Roman history, and the reemergence of states and strong rulers in the 12th century again furnished manageable focal points for historical narrative, particularly since medieval states and governmental practices can be presented as antecedents of modern nations and institutions.
He trawled his history for reference points and they all fed into his updated narrative – particularly Lamont Peterson, whose drug-fuelled body allowed him to bully Khan to defeat over 12 rounds when he took his world light-welterweight title to the American's home town, Washington DC.
"We question this author's continued attempts to reframe historical occurrences to conveniently align with the currently trending anti-sugar narrative, particularly when the last several decades of research have concluded that sugar does not have a unique role in heart disease," the Sugar Association said.
