Sentence examples for narrative suggests from inspiring English sources

This golfer's special narrative suggests it will.

But her anguished narrative suggests otherwise.

Or, as Shriver's narrative suggests, do our appetites have very little to do with the food on our plates?

It is a curious project and its ultimate value, the narrative suggests, is more in its conception than its execution.

The stupidity narrative suggests we should preserve the essential market structures, but make them more transparent, straightforward and comprehensible.

While the movie duly records Hoffman's diagnosis of bipolar disorder and his treatment with lithium, the thrust of its narrative suggests that mental illness is never purely organic.

It will be shaped by the narrative suggested by the historical sequence of Anglo-American fiction.

In "destroying" both plays Churchill asks questions about identity; are we more fluid than the stabilities of language and plotting in conventional narrative suggest?

However, a number of commentators have raised questions about such a narrative, suggesting instead that senior figures within the Pakistani military were holding him for leverage.

Shelley and Byron's discussion of whether utopia can be achieved dovetails with the contemporary thriller narrative, suggesting that the Romantics were the first in the Invisibles counter-culture movement.

Even more disturbing is the evidence in Klaidman's narrative suggesting that the Obama Administration leans toward killing terrorism suspects because it does not believe it has a politically attractive way to put them on trial.