Sentence examples for narrative ties from inspiring English sources
And it was a lovely idea to have the distinguished 81-year-old tenor Ernst Haefliger perform the Speaker, whose long narrative ties up the story.
The film's real punch lies in the likable and entertaining odd-couple double act which grounds the action in engaging emotions even as the narrative ties itself up in increasingly contrived gothic knots.
The missions in the vampire storyline are more interesting than the rather generic narrative tied to the Dawnguard faction.
Using a personal narrative tied into the history of racism, Dang methodically destroys what he describes as a systematic way of marginalizing Asians.
Because there is no narrative tying the documents together, the Liber should be seen as a working document, compiled for the use of the bishop and monks, and designed not as a literary work but a legal one.
A narrative tied to this match involved Joe becoming angry with his position in the company and requesting more money and title opportunities due to Hall's no-showing of TNA's Turning Point event on December 2 , 2007and events that transpired as a result.
Only by establishing reproducible expression profiles and validating putative gene targets can the ultimate goal of building a cohesive narrative tying environmental exposures to children's health outcomes be realized.
Our results suggest that use-based framing of conservation is more likely to resonate with these communities than narratives tied to the preservation of pristine nature and emerging conservation ideas of the rewilding of nature.
Despite the hackneyed narratives tying him to the administration, there have been disagreements between the two parties.
I liked the conceit of that, and I tried for something similar, with an overarching narrative that ties everything together.
In the age of starchitects, a building must make a statement even bigger sometimes than the art inside, with some kind of narrative that ties it to the local lore, and aesthetics be damned.
