Sentence examples for narrative discovery from inspiring English sources

They also made another useful narrative discovery: to show brilliance, you need shadow.

This was a major narrative discovery: action withheld could be as tense and dramatic as action itself.

(The somewhat hard-to-follow narrative of discovery, involving hidden away maps and secret flights years ago, will not help on that score).

Steve Bannon, the erstwhile senior adviser to Donald Trump, cannot claim any such narrative of discovery; he joined the campaign, as its "C.E.O.," after Trump had already secured the Republican nomination.

Q'Viva's unironic use of colonial-era stylized maps complements the narrative of discovery as J.Lo and Marc Anthony make the "journey of a lifetime".

Adults will say I wish I had that and youths will find a desensationalized narrative of queer discovery.

Even then, the confines of a discovery narrative mean that each new scientist we meet is on the verge of cracking the next puzzle.

Joseph Hall's "Another World, Yet the Same," from 1605, was "an elaborate parody of the discovery narrative," a very early example of a "thoroughgoing and scornful attack on the travel vogue".

In your own research on New York during the period the novel depicts — when Theodore Roosevelt served as the head of the city's board of police commissioners — did you come across criminal cases like the one that drives the narrative here, the discovery of a murdered and brutally maimed young immigrant boy who'd left an abusive home to become a male prostitute?

New Testament narratives of the discovery of Christ's empty tomb bustle with social activity.

In these cases, learning to write fiction is inextricable from a larger narrative of self-discovery.