Sentence examples for narrative enough from inspiring English sources

That would be a narrative enough for many sporting events.

"I feel like I'm aware of the narrative enough to kind of guess what the fallout is going to be".

James Whorton Jr. loads his narrative with enough bars, tough waitresses and cigarettes to fill a Merle Haggard boxed set.

But the play tells a sadly familiar story in much too familiar a way, as if the narrative were enough on its own without needing the shape and definition allowed by art.

Jepp does, as the title of Marsh's novel announces, defy what another less gifted and determined young man might accept as fate, just as Marsh transcends genre to create an engaging narrative complex enough to keep not-so-young adults turning its pages.

It lacked narrative punch enough to truly impress in the way that debut instalments in The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us managed.

It lacked narrative punch enough to truly impress in the way that debut installments in The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us managed.

Isis is winning the digital war because its opponents are unable to counter their propaganda and challenge the falsehood of their narratives effectively enough, one of Britain's most influential counter-extremism experts has warned.

The Guardian's Kathryn Hughes noted, "Particularly useful is the way that Reeve asks his young readers to think carefully about the way that stories harden into official narratives when enough people are prepared to believe them".

Still, so many Americans are generations removed from any easily recoverable religious or ethno-racial identity or other adhesive that we have to ask: Where are the touchstones or narratives strong enough renew public virtues and beliefs that neither markets nor the liberal state do much to nourish or defend?

"The narrative is straightforward enough.