Sentence examples for important narratives from inspiring English sources

"This is one of the very important narratives of the Bush presidency".

When he finally returned home, 30 years later, he wrote Rihla, an account of his adventures and one of the most important narratives we have of life in the 14th century.

"My job," Ms. Davis said, "has been to keep asking, 'What are the clear stories, what are the most important narratives... that are really going to connect people with our collection?' " Ms. Davis noted that there had been "an underside" to the history of displaying American art.

Intellectual history is one of the many important narratives we tell and retell ourselves.

The reason these articles, and their accompanying counterpoints, matter to contemporary poetry-reviewing is that they illuminate (or, in the case of Schulman and The Atlantic, obscure) important narratives relevant to literary criticism in America.

The process evaluation will provide important narratives on the role of e-health tools in the patient and care provider experience.

And simplicity is a really important narrative lesson in theater".

That to me is the really important narrative.

An important narrative thread in each novel is a story of awakening young love — homosexual love.

"But it was not relevant to the important narrative about what my experience was".

Small incidents of nepotism, Chernow maintains, have "overshadowed this far more important narrative".