Sentence examples for narrative means from inspiring English sources

Narrative means democratic, good.

"Rogue Nationalism". In Centuries' Ends, Narrative Means.

And embracing my narrative means I'm no longer daunted by those small-talk questions.

And embracing my narrative means I'm no longer daunted by those small-talk questions.

From small seeds planted in 1990 by the book "Narrative Means to Therapeutic Ends" (W.

Through narrative means, this course will familiarize students with the concept of structural competency.

Meanwhile its branching route (and thus narrative) mean you'll want to re-read/play it again and again.

Even then, the confines of a discovery narrative mean that each new scientist we meet is on the verge of cracking the next puzzle.

Investigators believe the information about the burial of an American there was part of a continuing Iranian intelligence narrative meant to distance that country from Mr. Levinson's case, according to American officials.

The sheer size of the archive and the complex task of stitching experience, memory and poetry together into a coherent narrative meant that, just before Christmas, I had to ask Faber for an extra year in which to finish.

Mr. Sherman, best known as the author of the concentration camp drama "Bent," has put together his script so that from the moment it begins, with Rose in ominous mourning for a murdered 9-year-old girl, the signposts of a narrative meant to reflect back on itself are marked in neon.