Sentence examples for narrative aim from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Watson's narrative aim is mostly vinegary and true.

The narrative aims at representing all aspects of Christian existence.

Is her choreography at all narrative, aimed at teasing out the poems' shreds of story line?

The second narrative aimed at the Clinton years, pursued mostly by Edwards, is the one about corporate corruption.

Stop repeating the message The Al Gore narrative aimed to demonstrate that climate change is linked to a growing number of extreme weather events.

Al Qaeda, he wrote, propagates a "single narrative" aimed at influencing the West; but each faction within the jihadi movement has its own version of this narrative, often sharply different from the message being put forward by bin Laden and Zawahiri.

Another biblical public art narrative aimed at agency is the Nehemiah story of rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem.

It is a stunning feat of resources, with a behind-the-scenes story of execution matching director Kornel Mundruczo's narrative aims.

"The narrative aims to re-unite an arguably broken Britain in the 21st century, providing for the disenfranchised generation within the UK and the increasing dislocated global communities," Wong notes.

Lately, though, the most engaging narratives aimed primarily at the young have frequently been original stories, like Pixar's "Wall-E" and Daniel Handler's Lemony Snicket books.

All of these influences combine to create narratives aimed at understanding the human experience.