Sentence examples for narratives if from inspiring English sources

Journalists are especially likely to embrace narratives, if only because their editors and their readers clamor for them.

Amid this tangle of double agents and polygonal narratives, if this theory is correct, it would mean it was ultimately a Czech working for the Americans who betrayed a Czech-American working for the Russians.

That song, about an Old West outlaw who killed dozens of men, begins with the lyric, "John Wesley Harding was a friend to the poor," and showcases Mr. Dylan's penchant for creating songs built around compelling narratives, if not necessarily strict adherence to the facts, Mr. Kennedy said.

She thinks directors should focus primarily on delivering strong narratives: "If you tell a good story, everyone's going to be interested in it, and I think one of the things we really have to work hard against is this feeling that black movies don't do well internationally".

One limitation of the study was the difficulty of identifying from patients' narratives if or how staff tried to involve patients.

A lack of access, coupled with powerful narratives – if not a lot of solid empirical evidence – around the close-knit and supportive nature of rural community (Goins and Krout 2006; Keating 2008), suggest that family, friends and community are likely to play a larger and more important role in supporting the rural, as against the urban, primary dementia carer.

Ryan picked up on the doomsday narrative, if not the political theory.

We need to listen to that narrative if we have any hope of effectively untangling it.

Which really got in the way of my narrative, if I wanted to paint a woman.

This could provide an especially powerful narrative if linked to the wider health picture.

The narrative, if there is one, would seem to be a Garden of Eden parable.