Sentence examples for narrative of where from inspiring English sources

It's been too often silenced by the national narrative of where the UK is at.

He begged to be allowed to commit suicide.For a straightforward and chilling narrative of where Mr Bush erred, Ms Mayer's book is the easier read.

Develop a compelling narrative of where you want to take the organization and how you plan to engage them on the journey.

Working with director Aaron Mark and musical director John McDaniel, Iacono chose to limit the narrative of "Where's The F**king Kid?" to his "first act" in the interest of brevity and tone, pairing anecdotes with show tunes and songs made famous by Stritch, Bette Midler and others.

His vision of the self-consuming whirlwind is anchored by a still and unshakeable philosophical center, even if, in "Written on the Wind," finding it is a narrative version of "Where's Waldo?" Yet that very elusiveness of originary inspiration is itself part of Sirk's ironic genius.

Alongside describing the donor as 'gift-giver', the majority of mothers explicitly designated the donor as 'present' in their family narratives as part of the story of where their child 'came from'.

Now we have to overcome a mountain of hopelessness, a narrative of futility where maybe we should just throw up our hands and surrender.

Her approach represents a flip on the traditional narrative of charity, where the focus isn't persuasive pleading for a handout, but an appeal to an investment in youth inventors for innovative products and socially conscious services for communities.

The last year or so has certainly been that way for Crampton, enough so that she finds it hard to give a straightforward narrative of exactly where she's been and what has happened.

And then you talk to the old guy who runs the place, a nice earnest befuddled old time rock guy who looks like George Carlin, and he's presenting his own private weird narrative of music where old time Rock just continued right straight through from 1967 leading to strange decisions like Dire Straits was the best band of the 80s.

The book takes the form of background narrative by Fleming of where the two men met, interspersed with the interview between Fleming and Collard, who is introduced under the pseudonym of "John Blaize".