Sentence examples for narrative contributing from inspiring English sources

Although the story belongs primarily to Cherry, various family members take turns unspooling the narrative, contributing their own tales of unhappy love and unfulfilled ambition.

Professional carers' perspectives echoed this chaos narrative, contributing to the difficulty in defining a point when palliative care might be appropriate.

His works, including "Finitude and Culpability," "Freud and Philosophy: An Essay on Interpretation" and "Time and Narrative," contributed to the development of hermeneutics, the study of the interpretation of texts.

Repetition of the narrative contributes to shared vision by both evoking a perception of stability and by hinting at opportunities for change (Dailey and Browning 2013).

We must reiterate that this narrative contributed to Bayna-Lekhiem's treatment in the NY court system, anti-Black depiction in the media, and the ultimate severity of his sentence.

In the wake of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, American slave narratives contributed to the mounting national debate over slavery.

I argue that science-narratives contribute to the production of Islam as a global identity-to-be in a contextual exercise of meaning-making that deploys the present in writing a past and forging a chosen future.

Often, while there, I asked myself what would happen if the people altogether realized the service their narratives contribute to the city – what new literatures, designs, (re constructions can be achieved.

Storytelling will become ever more collaborative between brand and customer, shaping the narrative by contributing content and sharing their lives.

A candid and intimate chapter in the life of a modern woman, Yvette Eastman's vivid narrative also contributes richly to the life story of Theodore Dreiser.

That precision carries over into the narrative, and contributes to the near-photographic exactitude of its locations.