Sentence examples for prescribed narrative from inspiring English sources

"She realized her mistake, of course," he said that the photos she discarded provide a wider and richer portrait of South African life than one cherry picked to fit a prescribed narrative.

I'm even questioning our notion of movement, time, the present, past, and future, and how to access all of it without this prescribed narrative in front of us.

Away from the prescribed narratives around these acts, zines become a tool to explore massive acts' radical potential, no matter how vanilla their public image, and offer an individualistic take on the world.

It unfolds around a table, a sacred meal, prescribed food, a scripted narrative, and a classic cast of characters we invoke by their first names.

Your perception of reality is unequivocally shaped by those musings of fictitious lands that you invented as a child, the heroes you looked up to, and those narratives you prescribed to growing up.

A majority of the Iranian electorate voted for Mr. Rouhani and his conciliatory international polices, while the revolutionary narrative prescribes that the fight against America is eternal and supported by all Iranians.

From the beginning in conceiving the script, nothing that would happen in this universe was going to come from anything other than a very prescribed series of gestures, colours, movements, narrative possibilities from a very specific world of film.

Nelson also eschews the narrative of unbridled heroism prescribed to the group in Mario Van Peebles's once influential "Panther," a highly fictionalized and haphazardly truncated account, released twenty years ago.

At the end of the narrative, Ahalya's hymn is prescribed as an ideal benediction for a devotee to gain Rama's favour.

He was essentially rebelling or reacting to the conditions of his environment, which is how he read Tony's narrative; an embrace of your prescribed social persona and manipulating it to survive against all odds.

While the recitation of the song cycles and narratives is to some extent prescribed, it also can incorporate new experience and thus remain applicable both part of the past (called up by the Ancestors) and part of the present.