Sentence examples for narrative passing from inspiring English sources

Fear sells, of course, and politicians looking for votes, as well as radio and TV pundits like Lou Dobbs and Pat Buchanan took up this paranoid narrative passing it on to renowned scholars like Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Samuel Huntington, and David M. Kennedy.

As numerous masters have demonstrated, there is nothing "wrong" with the narrative passing from Jane's point of view to John's in the middle of a scene or even of a paragraph.

He echoes legal language plausibly too, and is deft in his journalistic ability (another missed career?) to weave debate into the narrative (passing references to Syria and the Leveson inquiry situate us in time).

"My Ántonia" is the most complex of the prairie novels because the narrative passes through the consciousness of a male narrator.

In his 1936 essay "The Storyteller," Walter Benjamin drew a sharp distinction between prose fiction, meaning novels and short stories, and actual storytelling, meaning spoken narratives passed from one individual to another.

The artwork is kind of functioning in a similar form because I have all of these narratives passed down through generations and paintings of where my family used to live and imaginations of a connection to something that I am, in fact, very far from.

Most of the time, a half-true story passes for our national narrative.

It is one of television's great narratives about passing.

In this short, suspenseful novel, the narrative is passed from one character to another.

Perhaps these characters are amalgams of a number of entities that were fused as the narrative was passed down orally.

In the 2012 US presidential election, it is clear the brief age of political blogs shaping the political narrative has passed and we are now in the era of Twitter.