Sentence examples for modern narrative from inspiring English sources

I would point – where Zuckerberg looks at modernity and sees openness and connectedness – to a modern narrative around pregnancy and childbirth that makes it more difficult to be open.

It seems they believe every modern narrative requires a bad guy.

These texts prefigured modern narrative historiography's relationship of simultaneous dependence and independence from its ancient models.

Cervantes's strikingly modern narrative instead gives voice to a dazzling assortment of characters with diverse beliefs and perspectives.

China uses templates of the past, as instruments of legitimization, to construct a modern narrative of power.

In contrast to the late-20th-century tendency by writers to apply modern narrative techniques to their novels stands the social realism of Mahmoud Dawlatabadi.

How do we see those aspects that are typically rendered invisible by modern narratives of development and urban competitiveness?

In the Path of the Prophet: Medieval and Early Modern Narratives of the Life of Zarathustra in Islamic Iran and Western India.

Chaney's voice is effortless, clear and bright, a beacon burning on an ancient, rolling hill, as her modern narratives arrive, subtly couching older details.

The field blossomed in the 60's, Mr. Brunvand says, as researchers here and abroad began analyzing why these bizarre modern narratives were accepted as literal truths.

Add in poems by Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton, and you have a serious case of sensory overload in which the multiple modern narratives distract from, rather than illuminate, the music.