Sentence examples for instructive narrative from inspiring English sources

The personal accounts add up to more than instructive narrative.

The intertwining paths of his personal and professional lives, with stories and anecdotes from his childhood and through the approaching season, make for a compelling and instructive narrative.

The medical establishment's resistance to Lister's technique is an instructive narrative in trying to better understand innovations that, on the face of things, should catch on and spread rapidly.

The Greek myth of Psyche and Eros is one of the most instructive narratives to shed consistent light on the feminine nature.

Taking an instructive detour through the narrative technique of Boyhood and Youth, Coetzee's ostensibly autobiographical accounts written in the third person, she alerts us to the way in which the novel shows us the world through Lurie's sensibility while also including that sensibility as, in some sense, part of its "subject-matter".

Finally, about that narrative: It's instructive to compare Mr. Obama's rhetorical stance on the economy with that of Ronald Reagan.

The effect, combined with her funny narrative, is charming and instructive.

Many corporate news media outlets are still trying to assemble a coherent narrative, but a few instructive lessons have emerged.

The story is instructive.

The media response to this vindicating Israeli evidence is instructive on the issue of the British narrative on Israel-Palestine.

It's instructive that his law-enforcement counterpart and narrative double, Captain Zhang (Sun Honglei, fantastic), is also introduced while in transit, aboard a bus loaded with contraband, and that he's initially under cover pretending to be a criminal.