Sentence examples for narrative bringing from inspiring English sources
Campaigners try their best to build an enemy narrative, bringing in oil companies, organised denial, the Koch brothers, governments, Jeremy Clarkson as their set-piece villains.
The FUTUREHOOD founders' song approaches pNp from a first-person narrative, bringing the extremely complex emotional space of its subject matter to life with mercurial, rapid-fire verses.
Though Iowa is remote, Smiley's narrative brings the family glancingly up against world events.
Narrative brings consciousness to life, in its momentous minuteness, by noticing the time.
His use of the first-person narrative brings into play notions of time and space, creating drama.
The ensuing shared narrative brings the reader closer to such an understanding than anything else I've read.
It is President Obama's point about America's open-ended and universally available narrative brought to life on stage.
The seamless way Askins weaves the natural world into her narrative brings to mind Terry Tempest Williams's memoir "Refuge: An Unnatural History of Family and Place".
Set in the Kumaon hills in the lower Himalayas, her narrative brings fiction and memoir together into a compelling portrait of a changing society.
The narrative brings to light the chaîne opératoire involved in the rise and popularization of intangible heritage norms and instruments, one that leans on identifiable individual personalities and states.
The "Nashville -style Nashville -style a dozenarrativeharacters together in and around the plaza on a hot summer day, when they exchange hopes and dreams along with a great deal of excessively overt confessional dialogue.
