Sentence examples for narrative widely from inspiring English sources

And according to the sisters, things went down in a way that does not exactly match the narrative widely dispersed about them.

She suddenly appeared in the middle of The Trial of A Time Lord, a season of linking narratives widely considered to be a nail in Who's coffin.

"A narrative promoted widely by politicians and the media is that the public sector is sluggish and self-serving, and the private sector is stimulating, that it generates efficiency, and that it all needs to be shaken up.

Although Bede's narrative is widely accepted, an alternative chronology has been proposed by D.P. Kirby.

Henry is generally credited with initiating the English Reformation – the process of transforming England from a Catholic country to a Protestant one – though his progress at the elite and mass levels is disputed, and the precise narrative not widely agreed.

Her narratives range widely enough to offer a view of the most recent Balkan tragedy that is at once sharply focused and panoramic.

In this new high-romantic French fixation with narrative, Scott and Byron, read widely in translation, emerged as the twin stars.

For this reason the ideas that do fit with the narrative are promulgated widely (for example digital-by-default, shared services and outsourcing).

Exhibit A in this narrative is the widely watched index of manufacturing activity produced by the Institute for Supply Management, which reported on Monday increasingly robust orders and production at American factories in December.

An article detailing this bizarre narrative arc was widely shared by those old enough to remember the show, but not old enough to have fully digested its psychological monstrousness first time around.

The saga, an essential chapter in the British wartime narrative, is not widely known elsewhere, and what Nolan delivers is neither a history lesson nor even much of a war film.