Sentence examples for narrative linking from inspiring English sources
Labour "lacked a coherent narrative linking together individually popular policies", he reckons.
He gave them a narrative, linking them with the European masters of the past.
To add insult to injury, the narrative linking the MMR vaccine to autism continues to fuel unorthodox therapies for autism.
The book's dual narrative linking Sarah's past with Julia's present would allow Mr. Paquet-Brenner to look at the Holocaust from a contemporary perspective.
We have come to accept the narrative linking the sixties to modern-day computing but what happened to the promise of freedom that first animated the heads?
Similes have traditionally fulfilled this role in narrative, linking the strange events of a story with the more familiar or intelligible experience of the narrator or character.
In "Don't Touch My Hair," each scene falls into a loose, unhurried narrative, linked by tone.
The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave, Written by Himself (1845), often considered the epitome of the slave narrative, links the quest for freedom to the pursuit of literacy, thereby creating a lasting ideal of the African American hero committed to intellectual as well as physical freedom.
Mrs Dalloway has interleaved narratives linked by the streets and spaces of London.
It's not just the jokers among current artists who owe him, either; his cinematic works that arrange photographs in narratives linked by sketched arrows and scrawled notes anticipate Tacita Dean.
In this vein, narratives linked to children's rights and social justice seem to be better aligned with the Argentinean context than the cost-efficient rhetoric.
