Sentence examples for narrative back from inspiring English sources

At the 2010 Video Music Awards last month Mr. West was able to steal the narrative back from Ms. Swift.

But even no-nonsense Verducci had been taken in by the narrative back in the nineties.

The abiding conceit for the play, such as there is one, traces the very existence of narrative back to the Paleolithic cave paintings in Lascaux in southwestern France.

Hegi pulls off the same undermining of expectation in the last chapter, delivering the narrative back to Anthony's emphatically adult voice.

His game plan for Tuesday night will be to carry on in this vein, and to try to shift the campaign narrative back onto questions about Clinton.

The idea of rewriting Homer for the New World, translating him from the Aegean to the Caribbean, suits Walcott's preoccupations perfectly, but the momentum of the long poem is not sustained, and eventually it lapses from narrative back into lyric.

I hope that moderate leaders take heed and produce a narrative, backed by policies, that is inspiring.

Israel's narrative, backed by the US, is of unprovoked attacks despite its unilateral withdrawal of troops and settlers from the strip in 2005.

The use of one's precious guineas in support of the humanities must start with a clear sense of its narrative, backed up by data.

The second half of the book pivots from this highly intellectualized, DeLillo-meets-Dreiser interrogation of our psychoses and portrait of a young striver into something of an action-adventure narrative backed up by a wealth of scientifically plausible developments.

The compromises and continuity lapses and narrative backing and filling that characterize all broadcast network series became fodder for a kind of populist biblical commentary, and the logical gymnastics performed to read authorial intention into every word and image and in-joke began to feel religious in nature.