Sentence examples for narrative death from inspiring English sources

Remember: gray-haired elders intoning wisdom equals narrative death.

The death of boxing as a public sport is essentially a narrative death: important fights used to be about something -- black versus white, American versus German.

To relate the details of the narrative — death, cancer, betrayal, parental abandonment, more death — would create an impression of dreariness and woe.

"To relate the details of the narrative — death, cancer, betrayal, parental abandonment, more death — would create an impression of dreariness and woe," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.

While it is impossible to independently verify every detail, the stories contribute to an overwhelming narrative of death, loss and destruction.

However, that does not preclude the narrative of death and glamour being all-consuming in its own right.

But the narrative of death has also been important in the lore surrounding the existence of the Islamic republic.

The few in Calais who die trying to get to Britain are but tragic notes in the margin of an unfolding narrative of death.

Perhaps this construction of a more perfect narrative of death to better accommodate our amused reactions is nothing more than latter-day whistling past the graveyard.

Just as Obama let the Tea Party inflate in the summer of 2009, spreading a phony narrative about "death panels," now he has let Romney inflate and spread a phony narrative about moderation and tax math.

For example, Jesus' resurrection must not be limited to the Christian narrative of death, burial, resurrection, ascension and promised return.