Sentence examples for narrative useful from inspiring English sources

Her impeachment also helps vindicate the coup-makers' narrative, useful to the junta, that politicians elected through democratic means, rather than appointed by them, will lead Thailand to ruin.With Ms Yingluck under attack, Pheu Thai will need to find a new leader hard when martial laws forbid unauthorised assemblies.

The usual narrative, useful for abusers and thugs and those not subject to harm at the hands of others, deliberately ignores the context in which this harassment takes place: the "real" world where violence and the threat of violence against women is constant and unrelenting.

We often find ourselves with narratives that tell us how someone gets sick, and it might be that a useful narrative is one which isolates the temporally prior variables and lets us see how later phenomena depend on them.

In their judgment published today, the three presiding judges provide a useful narrative.

They also made another useful narrative discovery: to show brilliance, you need shadow.

Just another reason why the police are looking like little more than useful narrative stooges.

To clear their books, the police on the Cape had constructed a useful narrative around him.

"The cuts have provided them with a useful narrative against Labour: 'Why are your streets not being swept?

And there are moments in which Shoptaw's chosen medium offers useful narrative devices that weren't available to Eliot.

The growth of national-populist movements in Europe and elsewhere is another, because it echoes the Kremlin's illiberal narrative and produces useful allies.

Such cleansing, of course, never came; but thanks to Gerard Koeppel's entertaining and highly useful narrative we can better understand why.