Sentence examples for narratives differ from inspiring English sources

Historical narratives differ by their author's perspective.

The narratives differ at the point of resolution: Genentech made a deliberate effort to repair a poor relationship with BCA and turned to NBCC as an active partner, whereas Myriad did little to reconcile with FORCE or NBCC.

An initial norming study revealed that the obesity narratives differed reliably in how much they attributed blame for the condition to the individual versus the environment.

We chose to define an increase as >/=200 steps/day but would speculate that a higher threshold may have produced results in which the narratives differed more markedly between those who increased their PA and those who did not.

The narrative differs depending upon where you live.

Yet the story differed from the predictable David-vs.-Goliath narrative.

Small wonder, then, that memories and narratives often differ — if not outright clash — depending on whom they belong to and whom they serve.

The narrative responsibilities differ depending on what side of the bench you're on too.

Only in recent decades have historians moved towards a dispassionate, scholarly assessment of the battle, reconciling the previous narratives, which differed widely by nation.

The arrest of Mr. Pinter, whose narrative differs from the police account, and more than two dozen similar arrests in more than a year have touched a nerve among many gay New Yorkers and raised the concerns of some elected officials.

That view is held in some quarters at the court, but it is not the only view; like much about the election cases, even in the simplest narrative form, perspectives differ and considerable ambiguity remains.