Sentence examples for major narratives from inspiring English sources

We explore 1) whether scientific advisors have been members of advocacy coalitions, and 2) how their contributions may have interacted with the evolution of the discourses and major narratives.

Two papers did not contribute coherently to either of the two major narratives, but were similar in their approach towards addressing quality of qualitative research [ 28, 29].

The key features of the two major narratives emerging from the review, assuring quality by output and assuring quality by process, have been captured in Table 2.

The country's first major narrative film, The Kimberley Diamond Robbery, appeared in 1910.

The story of his mental disintegration is one of the novel's several major narrative strands.

This was a major narrative discovery: action withheld could be as tense and dramatic as action itself.

Thus the major narrative that has developed internationally about democratic India in recent years assumes it to be more "stable" than authoritarian China.

And how can a national museum not even attempt a major narrative history of this country that might set the stage for self-understanding?

Although the rest of his story is revealed in full detail in Sixsmith's book, published in 2009, the film itself uses subsequent developments as major narrative twists.

"Film is the major narrative art form of today; we all share memories and are joined together because of it," she says, "so it is terribly important wrinkles are heard too".

No matter how many left-leaning thinkers of the previous generation passionately and convincingly conflated notions of race and class, I would not have predicted this usurping of the major narrative driver in my life.