Sentence examples for narrative release from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, we have been left gagging for some kind of narrative release.

I have waded through the numbers and budget narrative released by the White House to see how the budget levels stack up against Mulvaney's statement.

According to a narrative released by the police department, officers responded to a neighbor's 911 call shortly after after 6 p.m. Tuesday and headed to Danner's seventh-floor apartment on Pugsley Avenue.

Portions of those accounts, including prosecution claims that Mr. Bo's most trusted aide had a hand in the cover-up, were omitted from an official narrative released by the state media, fueling accusations that the authorities were trying to shield Mr. Bo from any criminal charges.

Journalists cannot safely report there and ISIS controls the narrative, releasing glossy propaganda videos depicting what seems like an idyllic place to live. .

Authors of the earliest autobiographical slave narratives, released at the turn of the 19th century, framed their experiences as religious journeys in which they moved from captivity to freedom and from blindness to enlightenment.

It is a kind of inverse Penelope story; it reminds me of Zachary Mason's dazzling novel of Homeric what-ifs, The Lost Books of the Odyssey, which unwinds skeins of alternative narratives, releasing counterstories as if they were somehow already implicit in the epic (Odysseus returns to find his wife remarried, or dead; Achilles is a golem fashioned by Odysseus, and so on).

One of the most riveting narratives released in recent weeks was not a tweet issued by the president elect, but a transcript chronicling the tragic final hours of 33 crew members who died on the El Faro, a merchant ship that sank in the midst of Hurricane Joaquin near the Bahamas in October of 2015.

Band Aid's original single was accused of being patronising, perpetuating a "white saviour" narrative; the release of the new video to raise funds to tackle Ebola has triggered accusations that the musicians' approach to Africa has not evolved.

Starting in 2014, the standardized statistical tables will be released each January, followed by a narrative report released in November to mark the date the CRC was adopted.

Trying to weave the threads into a narrative, Left released his third report.