Sentence examples for narrative granted from inspiring English sources

He was tremendously helped there by his head of year, a maths teacher, Ben Samuel (one of the few characters in the narrative granted a name), who "found me a desktop computer".

Where do we in our narratives grant her agency, the ability to point a finger at her father and say "I was taken advantage of"?

In my wife's eyes, Jay's appearance and the themes of reconciliation explicit in the final act of the narrative grant him absolution from his crimes.

More, the narrative grants him a super-sexy love interest in the form of Trinity Carrie-Anne Mosss), who dutifully validates his masculine empowerment.

In this context, I'll take narrative understanding as granted and acknowledge that narrative presence may be the most interesting component of the four.

It's a three-man-and-a-woman show that gives more or less equal stage time to all the performers, even if Mr. Heginbotham's narrative — he is magically granted his dying wish to be the star of his own show at Joe's Pub — tries to drive the action.

The new narrative of European identity granted a visionary, emotive quality to the prosaic necessity of finding remedies for the collective economic disarray of the postwar era.

We explore underlying factors which either facilitate or inhibit access to the DG and how these differences in access play out in terms of healthcare access through patients' narratives (both grant and non-grant recipients) and healthcare providers' narratives.

Granted, the facts of a narrative do impose a limit on a writer's field of action.

#CadaanStudies challenges us to continuously ask the question: Who is granted the privilege of telling these narratives and why?

The best-known is probably "Fatal Vision," the haunting narrative of the murder trial of Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald, who granted Mr. McGinniss complete access in return for a share of the publishing proceeds.