Sentence examples for narrative of why from inspiring English sources

Fonda's hope that she serves an example to other women means she's highly aware of her own narrative; of why it matters and what it might represent.

Nor did the Democrats manage, at least on the first day, to present a clear narrative of why Sessions is unacceptable — something that, given the material they had, one might have imagined they could do.

Well, if Osborne is still in power after 2015, he will have five years to try to come up with a plausible narrative of why it was all someone else's fault.

Together, they also lay out a compelling narrative of why the agreement is so important to American national security.

During the whole dialog on teabaggers, I never heard the narrative of why these poor people were turning up at the town halls.

In his trip to the United States this week, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu advanced a very dangerous narrative of why, in his view, Israel and the Palestinians cannot possibly make peace under current conditions.

Almost everyone in this novel is telling stories, lying, finding narratives of why they did what they did, and why there are who they are.

"While the artists' works engage the hard truths of a country defined by constant departure and deemed 'a disappearing nation,' they equally offer restorative narratives of why their homeland is loved," says the curator.

Thagard's causal-statistical networks, like Kendler and Prescott's path models, provide "a kind of narrative explanation of why a person becomes sick" (p15).

Natural history explanations fit Thagard's disease network nicely; if a disease network provides a narrative account of why people get ill, and predicts some outcomes, we can see it as a graphical representation of the historical pathway typical of a kind.

It's a narrative single play that tells you the story of why Jack and Shadow are partners.