Sentence examples for narrative intended from inspiring English sources

An alternative hypothesis is that the entire "C-SPAN" presentation was a fictitious narrative intended to provoke laughter.

Ultimately this is a film that will entertain those franchise followers who are also diehard comic-book fans, but as a coherent narrative intended for the masses it does not quite gel.

The moves are the McCain campaign's most full-throttled effort to define Mr. Obama negatively, on its own terms, by creating a narrative intended to turn the public off to an opponent.

It is an approach that results in a deliberately elliptical narrative, intended to create an aura of mystery while withholding from the reader certain crucial secrets about the characters' pasts.

Williams told senior high court master Barbara Fontaine it was contended that "senior South Yorkshire police [SYP] officers constructed and propagated a false narrative intended to deflect blame for the disaster away from their own officers and on to Liverpool supporters, and furthered this by suppressing and altering evidence indicating the disaster was caused by the failings of SYP".

Collins throws in small seasonings throughout his narrative intended to spice up the story.

The case involves two competing narratives intended to tug at the emotions of the jurors.

Scieszka, an avid reader in his youth, said that he found such schoolroom staples as the Dick and Jane readers—a series of illustrated books presenting simple narratives intended to instruct young children in reading to be akin to "bad castor oil medicine".

Built environment practitioners present narratives intended to explain why academic evidence is not always incorporated into decisions.

Roberts lacks McCarthy's Biblical cadences, but his narrative is intended to be no less terrifying.

The narrative seems intended to build up Edward the Black Prince, who by Elizabethan times stood alongside Henry V in the pantheon of English military champions.