The cultural narrative underlying these articles, while never spoken out loud, is clear: Celebrities have thin, normatively attractive bodies because they work hard for them.
The reason why this run was so alarming as to require unprecedented government support stems from the narratives underlying it.
There's a complex, deep undercurrent of vendettas and interesting narratives underlying even anything as simple as saying, 'I went out to get milk.' " Her grandfather died unexpectedly in the spring of 2007, and a few months later Ms. Obreht began working on a short story about a tiger, a deaf-mute circus performer and a young boy.
Now as an academic, I've become interested in the cultural narratives underlying gaming.
There is no story here -- nothing like the roundness of the narrative that underlies Christmas, for instance.
His handling of his protagonists combines a surgeon's detachment with a father's care; the characters go where they must, but are observed with a wounded anger, a passion that propels the narrative and underlies the deft descriptions.
The longest narrative, however, underlies all the others: it is the story of two women, the narrator and someone else's wife, who manage to find each other in Capri, Paris and London.
JR....By which I assume you mean mainly Cleitarchus, the shadowy Greek who produced the narrative that underlies most of Diodorus, Quintus Curtius, and Justin, and a handful of even less responsible writers.
(South-east community leader, Male) The narrative above underlies the cultural importance of tobacco in this community.
The firestarter nexus and the narrative precedent underlie accidental, suicidal, and homicidal burns.
