Madison's version of events quickly assumed an aura of objectivity, and the Notes molded the narrative of the Constitution.
But alongside the real war, a separate cyberbattle played out on Twitter, where the Israel Defense Forces and the military wing of the militant Hamas groups sought to mold the narrative, bypassing traditional journalism.
If Ms. Solomon's column is like crashing a Tina Brown party, doesn't it belong in the tabloids, rather than in The Times? C. STEINBERG New York, Oct. 15, 2007 Deborah Solomon is practicing bad journalism, molding the story to fit her narrative and form.
"A Personal Odyssey" is cast in that most American of autobiographical molds: the narrative of the self-made man, from hardscrabble beginnings in Charlotte, N.C., to the Olympian heights of boardrooms, think tanks and the premier universities.
Whereas choreographers making narrative ballets can mold the time frame of the stories as they wish, an opera's narrative pace is determined by a specific libretto.
Supply and mold the revolutionaries.
Allow your editors time to help you mold your narrative into peak condition.
But that amount of focus brings with it the modern media desire to create tension; to mold an entertaining narrative for the distant election season.
As the kids kill each other, the resulting mayhem is broadcast on live TV, molded into a narrative that delights the decadent urbanites and demoralizes the impoverished outlanders.
Jane Monheit is a jazz singer whose personal history is practically an inversion of "The Jazz Singer," the 1927 movie that set the narrative mold for popular singers' life stories: independent-minded young artist rejects the music of the older generation to blaze a provocative new path, the plot of virtually every music biopic from "The Benny Goodman Story" to "The Buddy Holly Story".
