Sentence examples for narrative of himself from inspiring English sources

In Poitras's terms, he has already created a narrative of himself — it's a "locked path".

Again accusing Mr. Romney of profiting from companies that outsource jobs to China, Mr. Obama sought to push a narrative of himself in this manufacturing state as an advocate for the American worker.

"It's not just today; it's yesterday, today Good Friday then Easter Sunday, because it's the whole narrative of Jesus offering himself through his apostles on Thursday, then his agony, then his death on Good Friday, and then his resurrection on Sunday.

"It's not just today; it's yesterday, today – Good Friday – then Easter Sunday, because it's the whole narrative of Jesus offering himself through his apostles on Thursday, then his agony, then his death on Good Friday and then his resurrection on Sunday.

Aguero arrived within seconds and rapidly shifting the narrative of the night onto himself.

Stalin quickly managed to erase Trotsky from the narrative of the Revolution, adding himself and his own trumped-up exploits.

Milton allows himself three personal intrusions into the narrative of Paradise Lost.

Olaudah Equiano's The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, of Gustavus Vassa, the African Written by Himself (1789) is but one example of such narratives.

The narrator is Nicholas Jenkins, almost dissolutely self-effacing as an actor in his own narrative but an extraordinary observer of himself and others.

The cold narrative of physics.

This was his narrative of the storm.