Sentence examples for memorable narrative from inspiring English sources
So when I saw a chance to step into a memorable narrative of my own, I leapt.
Another memorable narrative is the story of the miraculous rescue of Croesus from the burning pyre (ode 3).
The memorable narrative, which finally came out in hardcover, was slightly different when it was initially published in 2002 in the Paris Review.
More than half a million minutes filled end-to-end with news, analysis, commentary, and debate — with a few feats of stunning physical agility or memorable narrative drama mixed in to keep things just on the right side of interesting.
But it is Ms. Greenberg's epic journey through a gray landscape of pain, with a few rest stops along the way but no resolution in sight, that forms the more memorable narrative.
One way to demonstrate this is to take a famous game with memorable narrative -- say, Game 6 of the 1975 World Series between the Cincinnati Reds and the Boston Red Sox, the back-and-forth classic won on Carlton Fisk's 12th-inning homer -- and see how box scores old and new would have told the story.
The memoir reverts from past to present throughout, with wit, insights, and a memorable narrative voice.
And he also spins memorable narratives of the once-rural colonisers which are still moving in to many built-up areas, from foxes and badgers to magpies, sparrowhawks and ring-necked parakeets.
The TV ad format, where advertisers pay more than $4 million per 30-second slot at the Super Bowl, has become a compelling art form in itself with (at least some) engaging and memorable narratives.
73 Indeed, this is reflected in the 'most memorable' narratives recorded in both questionnaires, where women's narratives contained significantly more anger and anxiety talk.
Six semistructured interviews with couples in individual, couple, and group contexts focused on illness understandings, perceptions of diabetes care, acculturation histories, and concrete positive, negative, and memorable narratives of diabetes care.
