Sentence examples for narrative adopted from inspiring English sources

To many, it is also heralded as proof-positive that nuclear energy was inherently unsafe, a narrative adopted by many anti-nuclear groups.

Whately describes as "simplistic" the narrative adopted by the media after Bowie died, that Blackstar was the singer's deliberate parting gift to fans.

Following the statement by the Director of National Intelligence that the attacks on U.S. diplomatic facilities in Benghazi, Libya were "deliberate and organized," new questions are being raised about the narrative, adopted by administration officials, of a spontaneous outburst of rage ignited by a now-infamous video.

In its free indirect style, the narrative adopts the thoughts and assumptions of the narrator's younger self.

Evelyn believes her home to be haunted by malign spirits and the narrative adopts her mad certainties.

The novel uses its own extraordinary version of what is usually called free indirect style, where a narrative adopts the sentiments and the vocabulary of the character.

"The soap and the neat bands of sticking-plaster, and the cute, cute smile; and the face dimpled and soft and just the right plumpness - for these things I could have killed her". The novel uses its own extraordinary version of what is usually called free indirect style, where a narrative adopts the sentiments and the vocabulary of the character.

To this Mr. Furrer affixes a narrative thread adopted from "Fräulein Else," a 1924 novella by Arthur Schnitzler, about a woman forced into prostitution to cover her father's debts.

Kubrick notably did away with dialogue for the majority of the film, especially in the controversial final section, "Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite," in which he suspended the conventional film narrative and adopted a mesmerizing confluence of music and visual effects in order to relate the rebirth of the protagonist as the "Star Child".

The narrative approach adopted by Kershaw makes for readability, but it does not, it must be said, make it easy for him – or the reader – to disentangle the various elements of the "mentalities" he traces and to work out which mattered and how.

This is the central tenet of our family story: My boys are brave and resilient, contradictions to the popular narrative about adopted children, especially those adopted when older.