Sentence examples for narrative sources from inspiring English sources

We would enter into the old forest of the Brothers Grimm and their narrative sources, dark and full of potency.

Practical aspects of the workshop will include thinking about how to design oral history research projects, and how to read and analyze narrative sources.

Introduction to the story of Hamlet and Shakespeare's dramatic artistry; the play's narrative sources; the importance of directorial and performance decisions.

Learners will be introduced to the narrative sources of Hamlet, the religious convictions that shaped how people in Renaissance England understood the afterlife, and the ways that Shakespeare's Ghost would have thrilled and challenged its original audience.

Some German and French historians had addressed some of these questions, but Riley-Smith answered them with an unprecedented clarity and directness, founded on a far wider and more systematic reading of theology and canon law as well as of narrative sources and documents.

Narrative sources and data sources can be complimentary.

In those ballets, there are traces of the narrative source.

As is generally true of Shakespeare, he derived the essentials of his plot from a narrative source, in this case a long Spanish prose romance, the Diana of Jorge de Montemayor.

The Bible is so varied and so richly suggestive as a narrative source that moviemakers can go low ("The Ten Commandments," "The Passion of the Christ") or high ("The Gospel According to St. Matthew") and get away with either strategy.

The narrative source of the Feast of Lights includes a miracle: a lamp in the purged temple has only enough undefiled oil for one day, but burns for eight.

By David Denby The Bible is so varied and so richly suggestive as a narrative source that moviemakers can go low ("The Ten Commandments," "The Passion of the Christ") or high ("The Gospel According to St. Matthew") and get away with either strategy.