Sentence examples for published narratives from inspiring English sources

Freedom and the love of family are the most abiding themes that dominate the hundreds of published narratives written by former slaves.

On the Radar "Travels in America," from the Library of Congress, includes 253 published narratives by Americans and foreign visitors recounting their travels in America from 1750 to 1920 (memory.loc.gov/ammem/lhtnhtml/lhtnhome.html).html

He wrote that he could hardly "describe my sensations when in answer to my rap on the box and question -- 'all right?' the prompt response came 'all right sir.' " As Mr. Brown later recounted in published narratives of his life, he continued on to Boston, adopted the middle name "Box" as a reminder of his ordeal and turned his deliverance from the box into something of a theatrical spectacle.

Sendak elegized his brother in the posthumously published narrative poem My Brother's Book (2013).

After his return to England, he published Narrative of a Journey to the Shores of the Polar Sea, in the Years 1819, 20, 21 and 22 (1823).

For these purposes a data set of 141 studies evaluating three types of soft transport policy measures was compiled mainly from already published narrative research reviews.

The new evidence we found was consistent with the findings from the two published meta-analyses [11,14] and from the published narrative systematic reviews [10,12,15,21] which found home safety interventions were effective in promoting a safe hot tap water temperature.

"I decided to use Little Brown Mushroom as a way to publish narrative photography books that function in a similar way to children's books," he said in a recent interview.

For her novel, she relied on reports in the Cincinnati press, published slave narratives, personal acquaintance with freed and refugee slaves, and a single visit, in 1834, to Kentucky.

Ten years after the original story was published, the narrative plays less like a rebuttal to the likes of Punisher or Spawn and more like a post-9/11 morality play.

By way of answer he tells me about his recently published comic narrative poem The Song of Lunch, about a publisher going out for a boozy lunch with an old girlfriend.