Sentence examples for narrative rises from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Wood's narrative rises to the challenge of the scenery.

But the core of hard sadness within this gentle narrative rises to the surface when you think about the show afterward.

As Susie succumbs to a well-robed Tilda Swinton's matriarchal incantations, a more explicitly feminist (and gruesome) narrative rises to the surface ― one that exalts the vigor of feminine convergence without shying away from the brutality it sometimes yields.

This is melodrama, but of a very high order — the tension of the narrative rising inexorably with the stranger's gathering psychosis.

Our new bogus narrative rose from the ashes of Mrs. Clinton's concession to Mr. Obama, amid the raucous debate over what role misogyny played in her defeat.

Priced conservatively, the offering did what all IPOs must do to set a positive narrative: rise.

In an email sent to Narrative users, the company announced the launch of "New Narrative," rising like the proverbial phoenix or one of those four Supermen that sprung up after Kal-El was killed by Doomsday.

The hard narrative rising up, giving way, triumphant: perseverance, human decency, providence sweeping over oceans of injustice.

Usually historical writing works because of a discrete link between literature and politics: the narrative of rise-fall-rise works well as both national literature and national politics, that of decline-fall-lessons learned does the same for empire.

When stress is not managed skillfully, and it becomes a chronic and repetitive part of your personal narrative, cortisol rises too high.

In an unfavourable review for Fraser's Magazine, Henry Hewlett complained that "The narrative seldom rises above mediocrity...the memory finds little to carry away, and the ear still less to haunt it".