Sentence examples for narrative offers from inspiring English sources
The government sanctioned narrative offers a sweeter pill, claims TV producer Sherief Badie el-Nour: "People believe the official story because it makes them feel better," he says.
Its narrative offers exactly what the spirit yearns for – a chance to pay homage for the extra hours of daylight, the renewed lushness, the optimism of rebirth.
"As well as its intrinsic excitement, Kolata's narrative offers a number of insights into the workings of science," David Papineau said here last year.
Following the career of Nanda Grey from her entrance into Lippington (at the age of nine) until her removal from it (at 14), the narrative offers a quiet, wonderfully evocative trawl through five years of convent life.
Each narrative offers us an entire existence (we feel that if a story doesn't illuminate a whole life, Gallant's not interested in writing it) and a whole world, a milieu precisely situated in time and on the map of Europe and Quebec.
Released in a climate of fear and sensational headlines following the Charlie Hebdo shootings, Isis's ongoing murderous rampage and Boko Haram's brutality in northern Nigeria, Sissako's piecemeal narrative offers a different perspective on the lives of people reported in the news.
The newest lawsuit claims that Holtzclaw actually had a 14th victim, one who undermined the official narrative offered by investigators.
He says that "the constant unpacking of the colonial narrative" offered by Picnic at Hanging Rock has been a consistent interest for local audiences, to whom its metaphoric references – intrusion into the landscape, and displacement within it – are readily understood.
The narrative offered to justify this dominance of a supposedly free market is that only bigger, braver new entities can rise to the great challenge of our time: how to feed an additional 3 billion people by 2050 without destroying the planet.
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If the problem is control rather than indulgence, that forces us to rethink the "coddled kids" narrative offered by many critics of HP.
