Sentence examples for over the narrative from inspiring English sources

As each new character takes over the narrative focus, so do new events.

Her reconstruction of Foster's involvement in an espionage ring inevitably takes over the narrative, but the more enduring story, the one promised in the subtitle, is largely overshadowed.

I'll let Scott take over the narrative: • It all started in December 2003 when I quit my job as a pension consultant in a fit of midlife crisis.

By the same token "Blue" lives also matter, but that doesn't necessarily justify their taking over the narrative.

At this point, an eyewitness statement takes over the narrative.

So to readdress the balance, he now seeks total control over the narrative of her assault.

In letting Lewinsky take over the narrative--and in revealing his contempt for her in the process--Starr derails his own effort to drive the President out of office.

Television, he explains, "took over the narratives, the melodramas, that the epoca de oro was dealing with".

Donna Drake's stately staging, though, clashes with the over-the-top narrative, in which only one — or is that none?

Samuel L. Jackson's over-the-top narrative is presented in the braggadocios tradition of folk poetry "toasts".

If the lesser-son-unexpectedly-takes-over-the-empire narrative sounds familiar, that's because it's the plot of The Godfather.