Sentence examples for narrative of one from inspiring English sources

Freedman could have written this account as a wild narrative of one man's life on the range; instead, he paints a sober, fascinating landscape with striking and evocative details of the life's work of a group of men.

She also sought subsequent interviewees' (male and female) opinions about the influence of gender on doctor-patient relationships when the narrative of one of the participants (a man) suggested it might be important.

First in the power of narrative, of one extraordinary thing leading to another.

However, some are using the Macklemore story to paint a narrative of one singular example of rap's potential for positivity in a sea of endlessly destructive music.

9| The Birds of the Air – Alice Thomas Ellis Dedicated to Ellis's late son Joshua, who died in his teens in an accident, the popular novel takes the form of a social comedy in which a standard narrative of one family's seasonal festivities are pitted against a backdrop of a mother's grief over the death of her son.

A brilliantly rendered narrative of one of the biggest volcanic explosions in recorded history; Winchester, trained as a geologist, identifies the massive forces at work and tallies the 36,000 deaths, caused not by lava and noxious gases but by seismic sea waves.

It could represent the plan for a coming hunt or perhaps a narrative story of one that had already happened.

Most notably, both are often built around hyperbolic empowerment narratives of one kind or another.

Data were analysed using thematic and discourse analysis and narrative analysis of one exemplar personal incident narrative.

Huston was bent on making a coherent narrative out of one small battle, and the actual film shot during the fighting was not sufficient.

Famed historian Doris Kearns Goodwin writes in a blurb: "Out for Good is the monumental story, told with exquisite writing, vivid detail, and a grand narrative sweep, of one of the most important movements of the twentieth century".