Sentence examples for provides the narrative from inspiring English sources

A light bulb provides the narrative in the exhibition's most virtuosic image.

Charles Ryder, fictional character, a British officer who provides the narrative voice in Evelyn Waugh's novel Brideshead Revisited (1945).

His search for answers provides the narrative backbone to issues which may remain unresolved, usually laced with his gently sly comedy.

As in the Passions, an Evangelist provides the narrative structure in quotations from the New Testament, and the subject is Jesus' ascension into heaven.

And indeed, it is her capacity for emotion that provides the narrative occasion, that makes her the writer of this account.

Konrad Spindler, the archaeologist who described these events in his book "The Man in the Ice," is here played with winningly restrained exasperation by Tim McMullan and provides the narrative framework for the investigation.

Mr. Banks's journey would provide the narrative arc of the film.

John Woram, author of "Charles Darwin Slept Here," and the photographer Gerardo Bartolome, author of "Patagonia Through the Eyes of Darwin," will provide the narrative.

Bellow's own life is to provide the narrative for a biography out soon, by the New Yorker journalist James Atlas.

It was at this point that attempts were made to provide the narrative of slavery with the legitimacy of science.

The question of whether and when to have sex, with all the moralizing that usually entails, was not going to provide the narrative fuel for the show.