Sentence examples for narrower narrative from inspiring English sources

"Clockers" has a much narrower narrative focus than the smorgasbord of Baltimore characters in "The Wire"; the book is set in the made-up small town of Dempsey, New Jersey, and focusses on just two of Dempsey's residents, Strike, a young, ambitious drug dealer, and Rocco, a forlorn homicide detective investigating a murder that he's convinced that Strike had a hand in.

But the story of me and my family doesn't fit The Donald's narrow-minded narrative.

For every psychologist's thesis on the effects of photoshop on our psyches, there's a living, breathing eating disorder sufferer frustrated by this narrow-minded narrative.

"I can only conclude that what I was saying did not fit with their narrow narrative.

What Obama conveniently left out of his narrow narrative is the root cause of the problems facing not just young black men but the American black family today: 72% of all black babies are born out of wedlock.

"I wanted each room to have a coherence and continuity of its own," Mr. Elderfield said in a telephone interview, "but at the same time to provide the sense that modern art is not one continuous narrow narrative.

Meanwhile, in shuttered dining-rooms in Holland Park, Highbury and Kennington, in converted barns in Herefordshire and flagged kitchens in Brittany, in the pages of the London Review of Books and at publishing parties, the British intelligentsia collectively creates, reproduces and conforms to its own, narrow narrative of what is happening on the planet.

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We can't spend this parliament debating welfare costs on Tory terms again, so our challenge is to sidestep the narrow Tory narrative and start making a bigger case for bringing benefits spending down.

For me...popular culture has narrowed the narrative down to a very small-scale.

"The language is minimising and narrowing of possible narrative depth.