Sentence examples for lifetime narrative from inspiring English sources

All this is to say, keep in mind, that the Lifetime narrative is a little black, a little white, and a whole lot of grey -- reimagined in varying shades of pink.

Most issues have a narrative, with the sense of an ending or resolution – the referendum is passed, the government falls – but this really is a lifetime story, and not just our lifetime, but our children's and their children's.

To critics, "Eat, Pray, Love," which has sold more than six million copies in the United States, is a symbol of the commodification of Eastern spirituality, offering a breezy primer on the kind of self-examination that is said to take a lifetime, sandwiched between narratives of more earthly ­pleasures.

A life history narrative highlights the important influences, themes, issues, events, circumstances, feelings, and lessons of a lifetime [ 90, 92].

Much of the ancient drama has been lost after a lifetime of ritually retelling the narrative, because like the story of the '69 Mets, we know how this one turns out.

Only the novel can truly show, from the inside, how it feels to move through space and time, from one day to the next, with contradictory thoughts constantly clashing, over the narrative of a lifetime.

We revisit the narrative of Jesus' lifetime, from birth to death and resurrection, in a cycle from purple/blue to green, with splashes of white and red.

I marvelled at how the peripheral characters in one story became the main characters in another, how time and lifetimes contracted and expanded and narrative shadow and light pooled on sinking people and propped them up, resuscitating them, if possible, giving them renewed life through childbirth and new technologies, such as narrative in the shape of a PowerPoint report or text messages.

It was a narrative worthy of a Lifetime television drama (which, perhaps fittingly, is sponsoring a string of events aimed at women here this week).

And while the writers apparently didn't confer, "I believe we have ended up with a well-varied narrative of a woman's lifetime," said Ms. Weir.

Ultimately, over a lifetime's work, Burn created a grand narrative for the north – in fact, for all – of England in the late-20th century, which has yet to be equalled.