Sentence examples for narratives created from inspiring English sources

One of these narratives – created right at the beginning – was the story of Bouazizi himself.

In particular, they parody fantasy narratives created to make the clothes desirable to the consumer.

The myths and narratives created a clean biography: he was a hat designer, creative, and he loved blonde Scandinavian beauties.

In the 1970s, his best-known narratives created and then disassembled audience expectations about all the usual Hollywood verities, especially the triumph of justice, love and friendship.

COMMUNITY THEATER OF MORRISTOWN "The Last, the Very Last...Butterfly," a remembrance of the Holocaust as seen through the poetry, art work and narratives created by the children who passed through the Terezin Camp during World War II.

The set of narratives created by other authors can be analyzed for identifying the features that make possible a proper characterization of the concepts described in these narratives and for defining the metadata that could be associated with each narrative or at parts of narratives.

These narratives create an emotional connection to the cause.

Not only is that not true, that narratives creates a dwelling hierarchy and takes our eye off the needs of renters.

Organizing knowledge into narratives creates a shared understanding and motivates action.

Patients' narratives create a common understanding of the illness experience, which, together with the symptoms of the disease, provide the nurse with a good foundation for discussing and planning care and treatment together with the patient [ 23].

It didn't fit the narrative created for it.