Sentence examples for of my narrative from inspiring English sources

I don't think it's part of my narrative responsibility.

Which really got in the way of my narrative, if I wanted to paint a woman.

Most of my narrative takes place in the shadow of 2000, which revealed the extent of that polarization.

After I've believed, after I've made it amazing, after I've blessed and anointed the building, and that building that has been dead is miraculously living again, people will want to be part of my narrative".

"To be rich in my own milieu," he says, "to partake in the economic rebirth of my own part of the world, why if that's not part of my narrative, what the hell is?" Likewise Charles Gabor of "Prague" (which actually takes place in Budapest) teams up with a fellow ex-pat, John Price, to privatize a small press run by a Hungarian family and sell it off to a global media conglomerate.

Yet for the first time in my life, I feel in control of my narrative, in control of my life.

"Most of my narratives are based off of real world experiences," Green explains on her website.

The picture next to the window is one of Nick Garland's illustrations for my narrative poem The River Girl.

I heard snippets of my own narrative played back to me in a slightly distorted form — in these versions, the story might take place in the Congo, amid famine.

I heard snippets of my own narrative played back to me in a slightly distorted form in these versions, the story might take place in the Congo, amid famine.

However, I eventually decided to use this material more as a jumping-off point rather than as the basis of my own narrative, partly because the real lives of the Heide artists were so eventful I was afraid they would read as melodrama on the page.