Sentence examples for narrative occupies from inspiring English sources

Like having a steady outside narrative occupies part of my cognition, so my brain isn't nattering away.

"What we're seeing with mayoral control, it's still part of the one percent versus ninety nine percent type of narrative," Occupy Wall Street organizer and English teacher Kelley Wolcott said in an interview.

P. Y.'s search for him through time and space and narrative device occupies much of the novel's ostensible plot.

Her would-be messiah is a puzzling drifter marginal to his own story; the ferocity of Barabbas and Judas seizes the narrative and occupies its centre ground.

It has two narrative threads, occupying alternate chapters, both concerning characters who have found themselves adrift.

Campaigns are narratives that occupy mental space in the minds of voters.

[Emily Bell] A lobbying firm proposed that banks pay for "opposition research" to create "negative narratives" about Occupy Wall Street.

He makes his appearance only in the proem, and before the narrative, which soon occupies itself with the previous history of another personage of supreme importance to the story, has again reached the point at which it opens we are obliged to abide the course of another revolving month.

One of the keyword statements for ARC's "Occupy as Form" last February, "Occupy the Hood — We are the 99%" by Gina Acebo, eloquently spoke to the need to center a racial analysis within the narrative of the Occupy movement because people of color are disproportionately affected by the issues that the Occupy movement raised.

Slowly, it seems, a media consensus is building around the narrative that the Occupy movement does not represent minorities, including the Latino community.

The low-key quest that occupies the narrative space -- the search for another that in fact turns out to be a self-discovery -- seems a theme as old as story itself.