Sentence examples for narrative of necessary from inspiring English sources

For many readers, particularly younger ones, Vonnegut's story of Billy Pilgrim and the firebombing of Dresden – "possibly the world's most beautiful city" – was the first encounter with an alternative to the accepted narrative of necessary destruction to bring about an end to the second world war.

The story, written by Craig Storper, is simple and spare: a basic narrative of righteous vengeance, of necessary killin' -- without remorse and without the final g.

Making space for marginalized communities in institutions like museums, where they have historically been misrepresented or left out of the narrative entirely, is necessary for the triumph of a multicultural America.

But even he conceded that "weather is necessary to a narrative of human experience".

For one thing, it is not entirely clear why a self-told narrative is necessary to unite the various experiences and events of one's life into a coherent whole.

He was educated under a system that had forgotten that knowing the complex narrative of a patient's life is a necessary part of treating him or her.

From this period comes an observation of Chekhov's that has become known as "Chekhov's gun", a dramatic principle that requires that every element in a narrative be necessary and irreplaceable, and that everything else be removed.

There was also something bracing and necessary about the way an inflated narrative of triumph had been replaced with an actual one.

They've decided that this should be the setting for the necessary shoot-out required to complete the narrative of Marty's screenplay and their own lives.

Patents were necessary but not sufficient to construct the narrative of villainy associated with Myriad.

The reason Katie and Arin broke up was because of a lack of functioning waggly bits, which appear to be very necessary for a good relationship (outside marriage anyway) according to the narrative of the documentary.