Sentence examples for narratives made from inspiring English sources

The "It Gets Better" book, a selection of narratives, made The Times's nonfiction best-seller list.

This (according to certain narratives) made it inevitable that Scotland accept a humiliating union with England.

But while they were taking Mr. Higham to task for sins from pedestrian prose to a heavy reliance on anonymous sources, reviewers sometimes admitted that the undiluted juiciness of his narratives made them hard to put down.

In earlier books, where she took on the voices of Penelope and Ulysses, or of inanimate things like witchgrass and violets, the dispersal of emotion across personae and mythic narratives made a sudden concentration of feeling all the more affecting.

The lackluster quality of the movie adaptations coming off the assembly line -- over the last year I also caught undistinguished stage versions of "Bring It On" and "Little Miss Sunshine" at regional theaters -- suggests that artists rarely find much inspiration in simply inserting songs and dances into narratives made for celluloid consumption.

Reading his vivid, fast-moving narratives made me want to write.

The leering and often incestuous sexuality in these narratives makes human consciousness seem smaller, not larger.

Let the two narratives make a dialogue, and history will smile".

Smith changes the lyrics to songs, changes inflections, adds narratives, makes things up on the spur of the moment.

And anti-vaccine conspiracy narratives make people less likely to vaccinate their children, a clear public health risk.

Debating Fed policy in terms of strong moral narratives makes it harder for the Fed to do a good job.