Like having a steady outside narrative occupies part of my cognition, so my brain isn't nattering away.
Campaigns are narratives that occupy mental space in the minds of voters.
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.
P. Y.'s search for him through time and space and narrative device occupies much of the novel's ostensible plot.
They function in the narrative but don't occupy centre stage.
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.
The drama of the swimming pool and claims that African Americans don't belong in such spaces occupy a historic narrative in the American psyche.
[Emily Bell] A lobbying firm proposed that banks pay for "opposition research" to create "negative narratives" about Occupy Wall Street.
Pictorially, the Ignudi appear to occupy a space between the narrative spaces and the space of the chapel itself.
TraveDoc seems to occupy an odd space in a narrative landscape of global health usually defined — at its most reductive — by medical anthropologist and co-founder of Partners in Health Paul Farmer, as well as Millennium Development Goals.
