Sentence examples for narrative success from inspiring English sources

And in this narrative, success comes by losing.

- In the fullness of the narrative, success can be failure, and failure, success.

Rather like another great narrative success of 2016 so far, Campo Santo's Firewatch, ADR1FT uses a grand canvas to paint a quite personal story.

Yet the narrative of success is both fluid and relative.

"The usual five-act celebrity narrative is: success; too big for his britches; had a great fall; humility recaptured; the comeback kid," Mr. Kaplan said.

The story of Luchsinger Vineyard's trousseau is a departure from the usual California narrative of success with the great grapes of Bordeaux and Burgundy.

But private-sector economists derided the optimism as yet another attempt by a Greek government to project a narrative of success.

In narrative film, success is usually measured by generic, mass acceptance, whereas the documentarian doesn't really have a target audience, because there is no target audience for the truth.

The story of the little girl reading the Britannica in her Bronx housing project is a perfect example of America's most treasured narrative of success, treasured, precisely because, for many people, it was true.

Jens Ringsmose and Berit Kaja Børgesen, two academics from the University of Southern Denmark, have argued that a consensus among atlanticist Danish politicians, and a skillful narrative of success that has been woven around Denmark's contribution, has helped sustain public support for the war at up to 50 percent in recent years.

Mrs Obama traced her community-based version of the American dream back to the American revolution, in which patriotic farmers and blacksmiths came together to "win independence from an empire".In short, the Democrats are on offence against what they clearly think was a purely individualistic narrative of success from the Republicans in Tampa last week.