Sentence examples for narrate through from inspiring English sources

That fear was the flare that lit the path to discovering my narrator, Eileen Dunlop, and ways by which she could narrate through these complex and disturbing issues.

If there are external dramas (the devolution of a marriage, an illicit affair, a quest to be unalienated from the natural world), the interior states of the narrators are played out through the external objects narrated and the desire to narrate through the vocabulary of these objects.

Mr. Foote has returned to his familiar fictional Texas town of Harrison to narrate, through the three sisters' reminiscences, nothing less than a social and economic history of 20th-century America.

The book is narrated through their two different perspectives.

"There's food everywhere," he narrated through the busy streets.

Sometimes the play is narrated through lyrical monologue and sometimes through choppier dialogue.

In other words, history is often narrated through a moral framework as a means of guiding present decision making.

He said the books are narrated through his "viewpoint" characters, so he was more limited than the TV shows.

Moreover, dharma teachings and stories about the way of the world were narrated through the works of fine arts and sculpture as created by the artists' ideas.

The battle that eventually ended this lethal blockade is narrated through the personal testimony of some of its key protagonists – from Bill Clinton, to an HIV-positive bodybuilder.

The stories and histories of these sites are narrated through interviews with Princeton students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members who have passed through these spaces.