Sentence examples for it a narrative from inspiring English sources
Is it a narrative or an emblematic tableau?
The magazine is calling it a narrative cover, with each image depicting a Thanksgiving scene, two set in 1942 and two today.
Are there arguments in Hegel's 'The Phenomenology of the Spirit' "? Miller: "But is it a narrative?" West: "The whole thing is a narrative.
It is the story, in short, as John Ford would have told it, a narrative filled with Lincolns and Nat Turners, but without a Frederick Douglass in sight.
Poetry is just as crucially a sound art as it is a sense art, and communicates large elements of its meanings via cadence, rhythm and other sorts of noise; it need not simply float above music itself, or decorate it, or give it a narrative.
Probably every thriller novel has a McGuffin -- something driving the plot and giving it a narrative arc.
It has a narrative but it doesn't shove it in your face.
"It is a dangerous narrative in your own base because it cuts down on enthusiasm and it is a narrative that his opponents will pick up on".
"I think it's a narrative that follows you because it's an interesting headline.
It's a narrative you work your way through, similar to the others, it believes.
