Sentence examples for narrative of discovery from inspiring English sources

(The somewhat hard-to-follow narrative of discovery, involving hidden away maps and secret flights years ago, will not help on that score).

Steve Bannon, the erstwhile senior adviser to Donald Trump, cannot claim any such narrative of discovery; he joined the campaign, as its "C.E.O.," after Trump had already secured the Republican nomination.

Q'Viva's unironic use of colonial-era stylized maps complements the narrative of discovery as J.Lo and Marc Anthony make the "journey of a lifetime".

Adults will say I wish I had that and youths will find a desensationalized narrative of queer discovery.

In these cases, learning to write fiction is inextricable from a larger narrative of self-discovery.

New Testament narratives of the discovery of Christ's empty tomb bustle with social activity.

The connection of evolution by example with scholarship and truth, together with its narratives of scientific discovery and the human side of scientists themselves, points to a further effect typical of works in the genre.

After years of a deep and sometimes hostile rivalry, the two groups whose discovery of dark energy had transformed scientists' picture of the universe would have a chance to revel in their shared glory and possibly reconcile their warring narratives of the discovery in a scientific colloquium at the end of the celebrations.

Instead of a historical heroic narrative of Mendeleev's discovery, this article aims at contextualizing the periodic system against the background of this multi-generation quest for a classification of chemical elements.

He devotes much of the book to recounting how Indian cricket went from colonial recreation to national addiction, and while treading this familiar ground, the narrative lacks the propulsion of discovery.

His Narrative of Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa in the Years 1822 1823, and 1824 was published in 1828.