Sentence examples for narrative explores from inspiring English sources

The book is artfully written and absorbing, and its narrative explores varying routes to happiness, loneliness as the price of independence, and the ultimate power of education.

Rather, the narrative explores, in unsentimental ways, the emotional impact of the displacement on the Kindertransport children, whose mothers and fathers somehow found the courage to relinquish them and the foresight to get them out of harm's way.

This complex narrative explores the history of the ancient Babylonian Ishtar Gate, taken from Iraq to Berlin's Pergamon Museum in the early 20th century and rebuilt by Saddam Hussein (it later became the site most photographed by US soldiers), alongside the plight of the embattled former director of the museum, Dr Donny George.

The deeply personal and effortlessly readable narrative explores the negotiations that a queer, Muslim, American-educated man in love is forced to make in spaces where his identity is constantly called into question. .

What is startling is how Friel uses them to advance the narrative, explore shifting realities and reveal character.

Called Tropikos, the film features characters in 16th-century costume and a narrative exploring the relationship between waterways in south-west England and the slave trade.

ARTS A movie review on Wednesday about "At Any Price," a narrative exploring the lives of farmers in an era of modern agribusiness, described the legal protection of seeds incorrectly.

But the subversive victim narrative, explored with far more bite in Paul Verhoeven's new thriller Elle, ultimately fizzles out and investment in what happens to the pair becomes increasingly difficult with attempts to de-stage the story bordering on desperate.

A parable of contrasts between family life in an Indian town and an American suburb, Desai's subtle narrative explored the question of who fed whom and how lovingly and whether such feeding satisfied her characters' spiritual hunger.

The news may be a hoax, but such a commission doesn't feel far off, with The Atlantic suggesting back in April that Frozen was in fact a veiled gay narrative, exploring the struggles faced by members of the LGBT community.

They independently wrote texts of first person reflective narrative exploring their history and relationship with language and culture teaching and learning, and Chinese language teaching in particular.