Sentence examples for narrative could be from inspiring English sources

But the book's reliance on Mutai to power its narrative could be seen as a weakness.

A narrative could be written later, but in 1967 the story seemed to have no spine.

She began musing about how a narrative could be shaped to engage viewers' sympathies.

They are beautiful, but so simple you might not think a narrative could be attached to them.

It's possible that a new narrative could be developed about Mr. Obama that describes him as decisive, bold and confident.

With growing enthusiasm, she began musing about how a narrative could be shaped to engage viewers' sympathies.

The lifespan of Hillary Clinton's campaign "meta-narrative" could be charted entirely in buzzwords and catch-phrases -- "inevitability" to "Clinton fatigue" to "Obamamania" to "he can't win" to "team of rivals".

Another way to avoid "false narratives" could be to rethink how literature and policies are written.

As a candidate, she has so many attractive qualities that several legitimate-sounding narratives could be crafted around them.

It also introduced to me the "new journalism" idea that non-fiction narratives could be a literary form on a par with novel writing.

The tendency of all three players to turn every fleeting emotion into a text or an e-mail created a mountain of evidence from which selective narratives could be constructed.