Sentence examples for own narrative of from inspiring English sources
But Luhrmann is always mustard-keen to accord his Aborigine characters their own narrative of cultural identity.
The foundation, with a team of lawyers, also helped to assemble its own narrative of Elian's flight to freedom.
Weaving their own narrative of exceptionalism based on stunning social achievements at home, Brazilians relate to the American Dream in ways both profound and inspiring.
But it was the first music phone designed to be a plot point in Apple's own narrative of heightening innovation, and it caught on.
Fonda's hope that she serves an example to other women means she's highly aware of her own narrative; of why it matters and what it might represent.
Given the intensity — and the wiliness — of Fosca's various projections, it hardly matters who he is; she's interested only in her own narrative of betrayal and willfulness, and in getting Giorgio under her control.
Some of Reich's contemporaries, including Glass, Riley and La Monte Young, were directly inspired by Buddhism, with its own narratives of rebirth.
It's possible that these teams would be better off finding their own narratives of superior self-efficacy, ones not shared by all their competitors.
Sources: Terrie Dopp Aamodt, "Righteous Armies, Holy Cause: Apocalyptic Imagery and the Civil War"; David Blight, "A Slave No More: Two Men Who Escaped to Freedom, Including Their Own Narratives of Emancipation"; "The Song of the Contrabands: 'Oh!
"The Voice" was essentially a heavy bet on the Cowell model, which stipulated that the starmaking was nice, sure, but it could be complemented by judges with their own narratives of celebrity.
The libraries that gave me books, the schools that gave me education, the activists who fought racism on my behalf, all fade to the background, even in my own narratives of youth.
