Sentence examples for making a narrative from inspiring English sources
Instead, he explores a kind of anthropology of the self, making a narrative out of his own disenfranchisement.
It gives them distinctiveness and puts them in the great tradition of British bands making a narrative and portraying the angst and excitement of their generation.
Not all of these threads overlap, but Mr. Lane does an admirable job making a narrative latticework cohere, abetted by Martha Banta's tidy direction.
Many of these tales share a self-consciousness about the nature of storytelling itself, featuring characters whose interest is in making a narrative out of what is otherwise a mystery.
Stoya couldn't sleep in the converted attic room with the stark white wood floors where she stayed after 12-hour days on set, making a narrative, non-porn film that would keep her offline and occupied.
These days family memoirs are a popular genre and many an MA programme or evening class offers "life writing" as an option: no one making a narrative of family research - whether as a book, a newspaper article, or a keepsake for their family - need feel isolated.
We make a narrative for them".
"I want to make a narrative movie, and I want to be in it.
"You can take the facts, and then make a narrative, and you make your own truth.
They present their drawings in serial form to make a narrative.
How to make a narrative arc out of a life that was still unfolding before my eyes.
