Sentence examples for provocative narrative from inspiring English sources
"provocative narrative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to a story or narrative that is designed to provoke strong emotions or reactions. For example, "The author's provocative narrative of a post-apocalyptic dystopia captivated readers everywhere."
The spectre of post-colonial identity haunts director Kivu Ruhorahoza's film, a provocative narrative about human encounters.
But Holland's cavalier treatment of his sources, ignorance of current research and lack of linguistic and historical acumen serve to undermine his provocative narrative.
I like colour!" Hesketh's sorcery is in her painting, for which she spends up to six weeks per canvas conjuring colour and form to produce works of provocative narrative beauty.
Born in Durban and currently living in Johannesburg, Tracey Rose is an established contemporary multimedia artist and feminist, best known for her bold, provocative, narrative-less performances, video installations and photography.
Magazines like Us constructed provocative narratives around them — their romantic woes, their drug problems — and Zoe, who began working with Richie in 2003 when she was viewed only as Hilton's plump sidekick, saw an opportunity.
With a remarkable assemblage of works of art, Mr. Goldfarb builds a provocative and compelling narrative out of the information and emotion they convey.
Here Skidelsky imparts a provocative twist to his narrative by emphasizing the rivalry "between Britain and America for postwar position which went on under the facade of the Grand Alliance".
The provocation proved provocative.
Don Henley's acidic "Dirty Laundry," which in fourth grade I found to be a hard-hitting critique of tabloid journalism and I now find to be a hard-hitting critique of Don Henley, and "The Boys of Summer," which had an agitated, wistful sound and more of that icky narrative stance (a provocative guitar lick right before "Out on the road today, I saw a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac").
Six years later, these things, not to mention her own thoughts and feelings about them, form the intricate narrative of Glidden's provocative new comic book.
