Sentence examples for of some narrative from inspiring English sources

Like the original Elite, there's little point to No Man's Sky, beside the promise of some narrative event at the centre of the universe.

We all tend to make sense of our lives by the light of some "narrative," to use the fashionable word -- by the light of some suggested pattern that seems to make sense of things once we become aware of it.

From its mysterious opening, to the Greek chorus of talking heads who offer a series of peripheral observations in the aftermath of the trivia night tragedy, Big Little Lies has staunchly adhered to the story laid out in Liane Moriarty's novel – with the exception of some narrative padding in the later episodes.

Mr. Demme, updating John Frankenheimer's classic exercise in cold war liberal paranoia, wisely treats the original as a touchstone rather than a template, and his movie, in spite of some narrative flaws, stands on its own as a witty, anxious thriller for a new age of political uncertainty.

It was a work of some narrative delicacy to show the forces that drew the two of them together, he the old flatterer ("You're a woman who sees beneath the surface"), she the mouse in search of her roar, as the pressures of home life (the dishes were piling up) and career closed in on her.

There are plenty of ways of explaining it with the retrofitting of some narrative: The big companies are too large to grow like smaller companies.

I've found myself yearning for some narrative of reconciliation, or perhaps even redemption.

"Usually in an election, there's some narrative of some new character you haven't encountered before: Barack Obama in 2008, George W. Bush in 2000.

And he called out the absence of some crucial narratives about the Asian-American community in television and film. .

However, Swedish researcher Tom Sandqvist argues, they also illustrate the absurdist vein of some traditional narratives, by featuring "grotesqueries" and "illogical surprises".

First published in 2007, "Telling True Stories: A Nonfiction Writers' Guide from the Nieman Foundation at Harvard University" is a compilation of advice shared by some of narrative journalism's most gifted writers during past Nieman Conferences on Narrative Journalism.