Sentence examples for producing a narrative from inspiring English sources

This "shooting incident review team" interviews witnesses and studies medical, ballistics and autopsy reports, eventually producing a narrative.

David Cameron decisively took control, producing a narrative which alludes to the rioters' behaviour and the manifestations of universal greed.

I have little interest in producing a narrative version of The Anarchist's Cookbook, nor is it in the interest of my story for me to lay out extensive instructions, recipes, and blueprints.

(In particular, it's probably more often misunderstood by liberals than conservatives; as James Carville has said, "They produce a narrative, we produce a litany").

The good news is that the inquiry cannot publish these documents and produce a narrative that ignores what they show.

I hope that moderate leaders take heed and produce a narrative, backed by policies, that is inspiring.

It was also because Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein had produced a narrative that remains unusual even today, and even among Mayhew-edited Washington books.

Turning her back on the current fashion of experimentalism, Marques produced a narrative of deceptive simplicity, a love story that exposed human weaknesses and ill-assorted passions in a close-knit community of her native Madeira.

"The report will produce a narrative that both sides can use to hold themselves accountable for what happened, and only through shared responsibility will progress be made," he said at Al Zaher Palace.

Another posting explained that the assignment met writing standard E2c, which requires that students "produce a narrative account that energizes the reader by establishing a context, a conflict and provides a sense of closure to the writing".

Scott-Heron's original intention was to produce a narrative in homage to Stevie Wonder's crucial role in pressing for the institution of Martin Luther King Day to be established – which finally happened in 1983.