Sentence examples for narrative offspring from inspiring English sources

Like other larger-than-life American legends, Paul Bunyan was associated with the tall tale, that narrative offspring of the liars' convention ("He snored so loud that... ") and the "pourquoi story" (the 10,000 lakes of Minnesota came to be when water filled in the footprints of Babe the Ox).

The Year of Black Memoir: "Memoir, the offspring of the slave narrative, is not simply a form within the Black literary tradition; it has thoroughly shaped that tradition.

In this narrative review, we discuss key findings from prospective longitudinal studies of the high-risk offspring of bipolar parents and related meta-analyses that inform us about the clinical trajectory of emerging bipolar disorder.

Those "cock-ups", the offspring of human frailty, self-doubt and self-deception, thread through Le Carré's narrative of the Cold War as a chapter of accidents as much as a battle of ideologies.

Our current findings are consistent with previous studies, which indicate that the different roles of affect regulation, narrative cohesion, and symbolic representation, bears the diverse ways in which the parental traumatic experience is appropriated by the offspring [ 48].

He has no offspring.

Narrative intensity?

And narrative?

Narrative problem?

Offspring of mixed marriage.

Narrative ellipses.