Sentence examples for newspaper narrative from inspiring English sources

It also runs against the dominant newspaper narrative that Miliband is leading the party to the left, prompted by his decision to demote Jim Murphy, Liam Byrne and Stephen Twigg on Monday.

Whatever the naked truth was about the police chief, no one in Itasca was likely to object to the etiquette of having a cut-and-dried newspaper narrative running parallel to the more baroque narrative that would get chewed over for the next several days at Jimmy's Corner Store and Janet's Beauty Barn.

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Interspersed among these three narratives are fragments of a fourth, "public" narrative: newspaper and magazine stories of Toronto society in the 1930s and 1940s.

In a century-old edition of a British newspaper, a quaint narrative entitled "A Visit to the Comstock" was prefaced by the following poem: Paint me, Washoe, as you see it, / Tinting with a truthful touch; / Line it with a faithful pencil, / Do not colour overmuch.

Newspapers love the narrative of a disgruntled ex-player exacting revenge.

A superb compendium of contemporary documents, diaries, letters, newspaper articles and narratives from the American Revolutionary War period.

Over the next few years nonfiction storytelling would explode in major American newspapers and magazines, narrative nonfiction would show up on radio, and the documentary would assume new prominence in film.

Ze Winters mines an archive that includes a 1789 political petition by free men of color, a 1737 letter by a free black mother on behalf of her daughter, antebellum newspaper reports, travelers' narratives, ethnographies, and Haitian Vodou iconography.

But the real-life political story of Graham and her newspaper is not a narrative that's headed to the multiplexes.

Punctuate your swooping narrative with newspaper headlines – the financial crash!