Sentence examples for narrow story from inspiring English sources

At the top, there is the narrow story we tell about ourselves to give coherence to life.

"The project just grew and grew, and suddenly we realized we had not just a narrow story, but one that was much broader and deeper," said the film's director, John Anderson.

So in writing the proposal for a television documentary about the brain six years ago, the filmmaker David Grubin had a problem: how to develop a narrow story line about something so staggeringly complex.

By using such precision, "by letting us see how she appeared to others," Mr. Jack wrote, Ms. Athill "opened up what could have been a narrow story of injury and self-absorption into a book that takes pleasure in the world".

Is it really necessary for us to do this?'" Her response is that the volume is about adding stories: "The lens through which we look at history, when it's narrow, tells us a very, very narrow story, a narrow impression of what the truth is".

Your mind is not, however, tugged along a narrow story line to some foregone conclusion.

Several mentors have reminded me to narrow stories down to their essence.

He said the site has been used by journalists reporting the Arab spring to simplify the complexities of the uprisings to narrow stories of individuals writing on the site.

The 13th-century Gawdawpalin temple at Pagan, for example, consists of a rectangular hall with a large closed entrance porch; the hall is surmounted by a tall but narrow second story whose decoration repeats that of the lower story; the whole building is crowned by a four-faced tower with a curved profile.

But "The Queen" was less ambitious and more tightly focussed on a narrow, limited story.

It has been a narrow Westminster story, not a broad British one.