Sentence examples for providing the narrative from inspiring English sources

In hindsight, teaming up with a novelist – Alderman – in those early days was a very smart move: providing the narrative backbone that makes Six to Start's game much more than just zombie noises spurring people to run, and setting it up for expansion beyond a game now.

Although he humbly credits the music with providing the narrative inspiration, it is his ability to unlock the story-telling power of dance that brings these ballets back to life.

Dignity therapy often involves family carers who may provide support during the therapy interview (s) and editing process, and who may also assist a family member weakened by illness in providing the narrative [ 6].

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

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

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.

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

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.

They would have explained; they would have provided the narrative which at least would have tried to explain to the public why we did it.