Sentence examples for narrative circulation from inspiring English sources
The implications of this reversal of narrative circulation are considerable.
Authors show that the top-down circulation of policy narratives on biotechnology is challenged, complemented and even partly undermined by local bottom-up dynamics.
The comic book featured stories of courageous Christians, Saints, and Biblical narratives, and by 1946, it had a circulation of over 600,000.
Life isn't like the narratives that make up the majority of novels in circulation today, or like the well-rehearsed scenes we enjoy at the theatre, or in the movies.
In the 1890s, when newspapers were made of sweat and trees and ink, some, amid circulation wars, began to carry a new kind of narrative art form: the comic strip.
Others were 10-cent scissors-and-paste reprints of strip cartoons, the older, more compact (and also largely American) pop narrative form that William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer both exploited, with stunning effectiveness, to hot-wire newspaper circulation.
Two completely opposed narratives – the one being aired in the Bundestag on Friday, the other being peddled daily in Athens – are in circulation thanks to the wordcraft of the drafters of last Friday's deal extending the bailout.
