Sentence examples for powerfully narrative from inspiring English sources
Much writing by Holocaust survivors does not quite tell a tale, but Levi had a powerfully narrative imagination.
By James Wood Much writing by Holocaust survivors does not quite tell a tale, but Levi had a powerfully narrative imagination.
The tropes may not be new, but McFarlane puts them at the service of a powerfully distinctive narrative about identity and memory, the weight of a life and the approach of death.
How can we align the entire human race to powerfully choose a narrative that not only serves certain individuals, but also serves humanity as a whole?
For the 74 black-and-white portraits in On Christopher Street, Seliger turned his Hasselblad on his own neighborhood and the resultant narrative powerfully underscores Christopher Street's ongoing symbolism.
The brutal strength of his narratives powerfully struck critics who had thought that the Japanese novel might die with Ōe Kenzaburō.
To the domestic audience, this plays powerfully into the Putin narrative of restoring Russian power.
In The Pigeon Tunnel, the reader encounters a powerfully divided self, a narrative magician who is both thrilled by his dazzling inventions and yet infuriated by the inhibitions imposed thereby.
"One of the most beloved novels in modern Syrian history, Mamdouh Azzam's Ascension to Death is a powerfully raw, emotionally charged narrative of a young woman's efforts to escape her life of oppression and torment in favor of freedom and love". "Ascension to Death is a heartbreaking love story set against the backdrop of a conservative Druze region of southern Syria...
Moralistic judgments of "good and bad" obscure reality with a narrative that powerfully addicts us to external motivators at the expense of a deeper experience of acting from our internal self-connection and self-acceptance.
Life narratives can powerfully expose the nexus of gentrification and ever-entrenched structural racism that, unfortunately, so many in this country still deny.
