Sentence examples for narrative used from inspiring English sources

It is the standard narrative used to explain the rise of Reaganism.

The anti-trigger warning "coddled co-eds" narrative has a lot in common with the "false accusation" narrative used to derail discussions of on-campus rape.

This more modest narrative used to convince conservatives, and still does convince centrist liberals like me who cringe at the name McGovern.

The Dutch have been readier to take Israel's part but, overall, the narrative used by pro-Palestinian lobbies is becoming the standard discourse among Europe's leading governments, Germany included.

Ms. Ogle, in telling the story of the great beer families, takes the air out of a few myths, chief among them the standard narrative used to explain beer's sad decline in quality to the pale, tasteless, mass-market drink advertised these days on televised sports.

The optimistic narrative used in Chevrolet's spots for Corvette reflects both this heritage and the notion of renewal.

We need to challenge the misleading welfare narrative – using evidence is a good place to start.

The narrative uses anecdotes about various Americans and Japanese, historic photographs, maps and paintings of the attack.

Ms. Redel's poignant boxes are more explicitly narrative, using old photographs and scraps of text to suggest personal stories that the artist tries to preserve.

An adjacent work recounts the same narrative using straightforward photographs of the markers at the site of the elephant's death.

The narrative uses bits of Virgil and Verdi, Goethe and Hardy because they supply the words on which its protagonist relies.