Sentence examples for narrative of acts from inspiring English sources
The narrative of Acts begins after Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection.
Chinese papers maintain a running narrative of spectacular acts of disregard.
The case is presented through a play-like narrative of three acts.
Netflix's new documentary, chronicling Carrey's method performance as Andy Kaufman in "Man on the Moon," is a narrative of multiple disappearing acts.
By Ian Crouch November 17, 2017 The new Netflix documentary "Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond," which chronicles Jim Carrey's method performance as Andy Kaufman, is a narrative of multiple disappearing acts.
By telling the story of the actor's career in rough parallel with the footage from "Man on the Moon," Smith has created a narrative of multiple disappearing acts: a story not only of Carrey's disappearance into the character of Andy Kaufman but of Carrey's earlier disappearance into the role of a public, popular performer.
Though we care about the movement, it happens because we've internalized a narrative of scarcity: we act as though we're fighting for crumbs.
The greatest similarity between the first J.F.K. and the current one lies not in their Ivy privilege or clambake geography but, rather, in the fact that both built a Presidential campaign narrative from acts of Navy heroism.
His was a revolution: Of acts over narrative, of state-building over slogans, of pragmatism over posturing.
Her project explores Christian embodiment by focusing on the New Testament book of Acts, the earliest narrative account of the birth and growth of the church.
If readers are looking for a three-act narrative of events that shaped the destiny of the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, they will not find it in this book.
