Sentence examples for narrative to which from inspiring English sources

"Dr. Dupree" then offers an exotically mysterious narrative, to which Johnson curls drifting psychedelic blues figures.

Yet the historical narrative to which Ms Rothschild appeals here is a fiction.

Or is it another myth, a paradoxically reassuring narrative to which many high-minded people now unthinkingly accede?

Suddenly we have a different narrative — a narrative to which the Qaeda leadership is violently opposed — making the political and social weather across the Middle East.

One death doesn't signal pattern behavior if you can sever it from a pattern by destroying the narrative to which it belongs.

"The volume of narrative to which we are exposed has made us distance it," said Jon Jory, the producing director of the Actors Theater, who founded the play festival 23 years ago.

And the story of Elvis possesses the sort of tragic narrative arc to which we all seem hard-wired to respond.

Yet this is a similar narrative to that which underpins many previous terrorist incidents.

He just wants to present a simple narrative to the electorate, which has long been his approach.

Narrative, however, is something to which Guirgis seems not to have given much thought.

Ultimately, what happens in this trial will come down to which narrative can be presented most compellingly.