Sentence examples for narrative is true from inspiring English sources

The sweeping narrative is true to the grandeur of the biblical setting yet intimate.

If even half the narrative is true, this man went through hell to bring that little boy to his new life in America.

Partly that's because of the scramble to figure out what in his narrative is true, and what is not — the Washington Post has a piece pointing out that his account of the weapons inspections in Iraq is just plain wrong.

The CIO's office, as the report notes, never actually issued a substantive report showing that its DDoS narrative was true.

By and large this narrative was true most of the time since 1945.

Harrington concludes with the questions that her students at Harvard regularly ask: Which mind-body narratives are "true"?

But, as with all instant big-picture punditry, some of these so-called narratives are true and some are mostly hogwash.

To paraphrase a favourite saying, all narratives are true; some of them actually happened.Ronald Wetherington Director Centre for Teaching Excellence Southern Methodist University DallasSIR – It is not true that "Maryland had always been a comfortable place for Catholics" at the time of independence.

The mission for the president and Democrats, as the debates continue and the closing days of the campaign approach, is to offer the voters a narrative that is true, compelling and appealing about the successes of the president in his first term and the achievements the president offers for a second term.

While the unilateral national narrative is less pronounced in books from Israeli state schools, books from all Israeli and Palestinian schools have such selective narratives, as is true in all societies locked in conflict.

This narrative is essentially true but it is no longer of interest to most Americans who are more interested in results than explanations, even when those explanations are sound, or positions, even when those positions are the right ones.