Sentence examples for more general narrative from inspiring English sources

This is a viscerally appealing idea, fitting as it does with the more general narrative that this time, everything is different.

A. Initially I conceived of a more general narrative of oil and American power in recent years, something of an updated version of Daniel Yergin's "The Prize," but one set in an era of limits and opposition for Big Oil.

Initially I conceived of a more general narrative of oil and American power in recent years, something of an updated version of Daniel Yergin's "The Prize," but one set in an era of limits and opposition for Big Oil.

The objective of this paper is to provide a motivation and more general narrative for employing the PKM4D framework in other developmental contexts in order to address opportunity divides independent of space (e.g. developed/developing countries), time (e.g. study or career phase), discipline (e.g. natural or social science), or role (e.g. student, professional, or leader).

There seemed to be simply no way to translate my singular weird experience into a more general and forgiving narrative that would delight the reader, rather than sending the reader running to the shower.

Those he took most seriously he defined as "hard" books, which sub-divided again between crime stories (usually psychological puzzles) and more general domestic and sexual narratives.

Personal identity is said to be constructed through the stories we tell about our lives, stories which are in turn shaped by more general institutional, cultural, or national meta-narratives that live within the culture, of surgery, medicine, and society [ 40- 42].

Indeed, explanations have been integrated into a coherent narrative, first by sub-period and then in a more general one corresponding to the whole research period considered.

Games are becoming more sophisticated in the way they tell stories, while box sets and Netflix continue to scratch the general narrative itch for a large part of the population.

Here there were many references to external factors such as financial constraints negatively affecting service quality which may be a reflection of such narratives but may also be used by participants to move potentially uncomfortable discussions onto more general issues.

"We want to have a general narrative of modernism.