Sentence examples for narrative connecting from inspiring English sources

"Women are challenging the status quo, shaping the narrative, connecting to one another and ignoring those who condemn their rising voices," she says.

Therefore, although I'm grateful to our president for his words about American Muslims, I'm frustrated that his comments funneled into the same flawed narrative connecting violence and Muslims.

Our strategic narrative connects our policies to our interests, values and aspirations.

I SEE it as a bizarre, sprawling narrative connected to the city".

In this muddled drama's other narrative, connected loosely, an American tourist in Prague (Susan Louise O'Connor), meets a translator (Dion Mucciacito, whose bearish figure proves effective here), whose intentions are unclear.

Hearing the spirit of the Christmas holiday is just as important as the narrative connected to it.

This narrative connects together Mecca as the city of the Ka'ba, built by Abraham and renovated by Muhammad, to Jerusalem, the biblical city of King Solomon, and the land where Jesus walked.

Since the dawn of the 20th century historians of —Japanese comics and cartooning have developed narratives connecting the artform to pre-20th-century Japanese art.

Finding a way to a narrative, to connecting the pieces, gives us a way to defuse those terrifying memories, to release the pressure that has built up around them.

I read The Diary of Anne Frank to my kids when they were growing up, and that was the narrative we connected with – and the Palestinian narrative really didn't exist for us".

Here Edie tapped into something extraordinarily significant: the power of narrative to connect writers to readers, the power of narrative, in the words of the psychologist Jerome Bruner, to construct realities -- a narrative construction of a reality that is irreducible to formulae to or a set of abstract theoretical principles...