Sentence examples for latter narrative from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, the latter narrative was in play, with the balance of love going to a homegrown American musical, Kinky Boots, over the British import Matilda.

"Or is he a young, naïve, but good-intentioned soldier who had human life and his humanist beliefs center to his decisions — whose sole focus was, 'maybe I just can make a difference, maybe make a change?'" Arguing that the latter narrative was the truth, Mr. Coombs cited what Private Manning, 25, wrote in Internet chats that he never knew would become public.

With the latter narrative change, Lichtenstein attempted to change the perception of the boyfriend.

In the days following the Russian meeting controversy involving Trump Jr., there's been an absurd though unsurprising attempt by some to lean on the latter narrative.

Brown's friend Dorian Johnson seemed to corroborate that latter narrative in court, saying that the store owner tried to block Brown from leaving after he took the cigarillos a fairly clear indication that they were not his.

The latter narrative device has been found to be present even in textbooks that explicitly adopt a cladistic perspective.

The answer, I think, is the latter, and the narrative bamboozlements may leave some audiences in an irritated funk.

Mr. Klores, a friend of Mr. McAlary's who has been a publicist and filmmaker as well as a playwright, weaves together his struggles with illness and the unfolding of the Louima story from the start, although fitting in the complexities of the latter results in narrative strain.

In these latter categories, a narrative report and synthesis of results rather than statistical meta-analysis is more common, due to the heterogeneity of the included studies.

In the latter part of this narrative Octavia finds herself ferreting out clues about the murder of Milo's girlfriend.

Once the double act of Bedford and Cavor is broken up forever – the former escapes, the latter is marooned – the narrative runs out of steam.