Sentence examples for narratives of one from inspiring English sources
Most notably, both are often built around hyperbolic empowerment narratives of one kind or another.
He added, "Most people in Calgary said: 'Maintain my taxes, or increase them, but keep my services".' Mr. Nenshi said his enthusiasm for crowd-sourcing and for data-driven decision-making had frustrated some of his city's journalists, who preferred simpler black-and-white narratives of one political ideology clashing with another.
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It could represent the plan for a coming hunt or perhaps a narrative story of one that had already happened.
Freedman could have written this account as a wild narrative of one man's life on the range; instead, he paints a sober, fascinating landscape with striking and evocative details of the life's work of a group of men.
She also sought subsequent interviewees' (male and female) opinions about the influence of gender on doctor-patient relationships when the narrative of one of the participants (a man) suggested it might be important.
Creating a coherent narrative of one's life has long been seen as a central goal of psychotherapy.
Moving forward in life is hard or even, at times, impossible, without owning a narrative of one's past.
First in the power of narrative, of one extraordinary thing leading to another.
However, some are using the Macklemore story to paint a narrative of one singular example of rap's potential for positivity in a sea of endlessly destructive music.
"In The Corrosion Of Character, published in 1998, the class issue is somewhat effaced and it is more about the long term organisation of one's activity, the narrative of one's own life, rather than one's relation to others.
