Sentence examples for narrative uses from inspiring English sources

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

Mary's narrative uses an invented dialect characterised by what seems at first to be a confusion of pronouns: "Him puts hims hands on the table".

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

Our narrative uses the Bushwig festival, the first and second annual, as a bounded time frame for the contemporary story, which we couch in the larger historical narrative of Warhol, Vaccaro's Playhouse of the Ridiculous and the Wigstock Festival.

Remarkably, the eye tracks the action with little strain, and one can imagine the narrative uses that someone like Khalil Joseph, who recently directed the format-jumping Arcade Fire doc, The Reflektor Tapes, or James Cameron could capture using Escape.

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

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

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.

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.

David Walgren, representing the district attorney's office, offered a brisk narrative using a video monitor with still photographs, charts, extracts from voicemail and other recordings.