Sentence examples for narrative implies from inspiring English sources

The cult of celebrity, this narrative implies, is trivial and the people on whom it is centred are trivial too.

If there is a flaw, it is that he is too cautious in some of his conclusions, shying away from saying outright what his narrative implies.

He needed to be in love to keep working at his ferocious pace, but Mr. Scheijen's narrative implies that after Massine he was never again so passionately involved.

Even this narrative implies trust in the people who make up that crowd.

The narrative implies that Jesus was born sometime between the first appearance of the star and the appearance of the Magi at Herod's court.

31 Furthermore, this 'them and us' language within the narrative implies an oppositional relationship between trainees and trainers.

It all went to show (so the narrative implied) that Apple had lost its mojo.

Where the MDG narrative implied we were marching boldly towards the "end of development", to paraphrase Francis Fukuyama's declaration, such a philosophy will be roundly rebuffed by the new SDG narrative, which calls for profound action in countries that were once self-described as "developed" as much as in much poorer countries.

There are lots of narratives, implied or spelled out.

What would these competing narratives imply for the Romney campaign — or a Romney presidency?

Any views were taken from media and occasional narratives implying a risk for stereotypes and generalizations.