Sentence examples for lifelong narrative from inspiring English sources
His experience with depression might not have been that lifelong narrative that so many others live, but he still hopes his work can give others the courage to talk more candidly about what mental illness feels like and ultimately help those affected begin to recover.
In this narrative she was a lifelong girl-child.
A lifelong movie fan, Ochs worked the narratives of justice and rebellion that he had seen in films into his music, describing some of his songs as "cinematic".
Propelled by a lifelong fascination with ceramics, he takes his narrative far afield in pursuit of pots.
And it is, more important, a book about a lifelong struggle, one that drives an endearing, heartfelt narrative.
To develop the narrative, the band turned to Antal, a lifelong Metallica fan who earned early acclaim for his Hungarian-language subterranean thriller "Kontroll".
For a writer whose lifelong subject has been espionage, he's surprisingly guileless: his narrative tradecraft, as George Smiley might say, is distinctly unorthodox -- borderline unsound.
"But the narrative will follow that drama and expose a lifelong search for meaning... a hope that life is richer for reaching for the stars, a belief that the noble goal is to arrive at the end with no regrets.
In this engaging and informative narrative, the reader accompanies the World Wildlife Fund's chief scientist on his lifelong journey to visit some of the world's rarest species and remotest places.
Both men waged desperate, lifelong battles with alcoholism, and Cheever, like Yates, spent his career attacking the hypocrisy of suburban life in keenly observed, downhearted narratives.
