Sentence examples for intended narrative from inspiring English sources

What intended narrative of compassion or salvation might we discern in that context?

"At each step of the selection process — as Parks chose each shot, or as the picture editors chose from his selection — any intended narrative was complicated by another editorial voice," writes Lord.

This is the question least scrutinized in the Enron corpus, perhaps because reading two hundred thousand e-mails, let alone finding a unified, intended narrative in them, seems a hopeless project.

It will feature thousands of colourful displays of art, all designed to enhance an intended narrative that the time for dithering is over.

Critic Paul Strong speculates that Hemingway may have intended the narrative to be structured so that Nick's father chose to take his fearful son to the Indian camp where Nick faced the grisly reality of death, which can have done "little to assuage Nick's fears".

The case summaries are intended as narrative descriptions of what occurred at the index ED visit and the outcome.

Throughout his career, Bacon consciously and carefully avoided explaining the meaning behind his paintings, and pointedly observed that they were not intended as narratives, nor open to interpretation.

Inequality, Mr Rajan argued, prepared the ground for disaster.In this section Shares and shibboleths Death of a non-salesman The wait is over Letters from India Destressing news Emerging appetites Fears of a hard landing Body of evidence ReprintsMr Rajan's story was intended as a narrative of the subprime crisis in America, not as a general theory of financial dislocation.

Collins throws in small seasonings throughout his narrative intended to spice up the story.

The moment intended as the narrative climax -- the court-ordered loss of her son -- is deeply sentimental.

An alternative hypothesis is that the entire "C-SPAN" presentation was a fictitious narrative intended to provoke laughter.