Sentence examples for narrative much from inspiring English sources

Economic insecurity feeds the anti-Muslim narrative much as it does in Britain and in Trumpland.

In terms of the media narrative, much depends on Ohio, where the latest polls show a tight race.

Unfortunately for the reader Mr. Chollet and Mr. Goldgeier adhere closely to their book title's agenda, declining to extend their narrative much beyond 9/11.

Weaving copious research into a breathless narrative, much as he did in his historical best sellers, "Fatherland" and "Pompeii," Mr. Harris in the opening chapters does an agile job of limning the elite world inhabited by Dr. Alexander Hoffmann.

I love fiction and poetry as much as the next former English major and often despair over the quality of what passes for "informational texts," few of which amount to narrative much less literary narrative.

According to Gibson (1976 57), following Love (1973), narrative eh is used to seek a non-verbal response from the hearer as confirmation that the hearer is listening and understands the narrative, much like standard English right.

"Wolf Warrior II" captures a new, muscular iteration of China's self-narrative, much as Rambo's heroics expressed the swagger of the Reagan era.

The main interest of I Am Curious (Yellow), which reflects the changing political and sexual climate of Europe in the late 1960s, was its blend of newsreels, cinéma vérité techniques and meta-narrative, much influenced by Jean-Luc Godard.

"My images are visual narratives much more than they are autobiographies," Williams says.

We don't think in terms of narrative so much.

The personal narrative is much more persuasive than any other form of appeal.