Sentence examples for narrative advances from inspiring English sources
There is less of this as the narrative advances and story takes over.
Scattering insights on all sides, Hall's narrative advances through the centuries with masterly vigour.
The narrative advances: when we meet the Japanese commander of the Thai railway camp, Nakamura, ridden with jungle ticks and dependent on methamphetamine, we realise that he too is a prisoner of the project.
For all the grimness of the matter at hand — the narrative advances through the assisted deaths of various patients — the filmmakers have sought to leaven the mood with some light-hearted touches built on Dr. Kevorkian's eccentricities, including a tendency to blurt out the truth even when it would not seem in his interests to do so.
Yet the narrative advanced by the military and other representatives of the state establishment is even more flawed.
It can be found in the lame narrative advanced by critics of Mr. Obama and his top aides, which portrays them as products of a nefarious, indigenous "Chicago way" of politics in which backstabbing is a fine art.
One narrative, advanced by David Brody of the Christian Broadcasting Network, is that Trump is useful for firing up the base, inspiring the kind of right-wing voters "that Romney doesn't connect with" because he eschews the Donald's "flamethrower" attacks.
In essence, von Spakovsky asserts that the peril posed by voters illegally impersonating others at the polls is real, and that to suggest otherwise is a "false narrative" advanced by the "blind" political left.
On Monday morning in Baghdad, Mr. Panetta told American troops that "the reason you guys are here is because on 9/11 the United States got attacked" — part of a narrative advanced by the Bush White House, a view now widely dismissed, that tied Al Qaeda to Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
A tremendously ambitious work, covering half a century of Palestinian history, it begins with maps of the region dotted with the names of old Palestinian villages, the way big Russian novels begin with family trees: here, through all the narrative advance and obliteration, is what you must keep steady in your mind.
The narrative advanced by the pro-Iran deal scholars and journalists is a simple one.
