Sentence examples for key narrative from inspiring English sources

The heart of the Key narrative – like the Trump narrative – is money.

Both Jon and Meg are social outliers, and the prospect of their meeting is the novel's key narrative driver.

Over the last 10 years, the collapse of wild cod has emerged as the key narrative for ocean conservationists.

Drama, after all, surges to a climax, but the key narrative elements of the last 12 days have involved delay and accusations of delay.

I think audiences will have a lot more of a tendency to just think of the videos as preamble than key narrative.

Not until the final chapters do we realise why Pip is so haunted by the convict's apparent reluctance to stay above ground, but already the novel's key narrative method has been established.

"A novice to religion who had never read the Bible before would be able to read through this graphic novel trilogy and have an understanding of some of the key narratives as well as key doctrines in the different books," he says, "especially the Epistles.

Using examples from written and unwritten narratives of Hausa – one of the widely spoken languages in sub-Saharan Africa, this study shines light on some key narratives relevant to present day critical environmental issues such as management of agricultural landscapes, municipal waste, ecosystem services, integrated natural resource management, and biodiversity loss.

The 13 qualitative studies were reviewed and summarized separately in Additional file 2, and key narratives related to the research are summarized in the discussion of this review.

Our specific objectives in this article are as follows: (1) to map key narratives from scholarly research on intersections between food security and health equity and (2) to identify evidence of how food sovereignty interventions can be implemented to promote health equity.

How Jude decides to get on with her life and, to some extent, square things with Paul comprises the bulk of the low-key narrative.