Sentence examples for reason the narrative from inspiring English sources
It's a reason the narrative never gets bogged down.
And for good reason: the narrative laid out by Murillo Karam, and unaltered by Gómez, lies in ruins.
The stories of relatives in trouble are part of the reason why the narrative has changed.
'You have high ambitions and cannot live up to them, due to external or personal reasons' The narratives spoke of ambitions to engage in unfinished research and of being ashamed to ask already overloaded colleagues for help with unfinished work.
He failed to win back the seat in 2001, by which time the Conservatives had come to be regarded as distinctly unpalatable, for reasons including the narrative that they had used Scotland as a guinea pig for the poll tax.
Specific issues - immigration, the Iraq war - may have something to do with his collapse, but the big story is that he lost the logical thread, the reason for running, the narrative that had defined him over the previous six years.
Albert and Anna share a 21st-century vocabulary and bafflement at the awfulness of their times, but when they fall in love it is for no apparent reason other than the narrative's demand.
There are two reasons: the media narrative of Tidal as gaffe-prone and doomed; and real questions about its long-term survival prospects in the brutally competitive streaming market.
Pete Talman Wimborne, Dorset The Marriage Plot (Fourth Estate) is Jeffrey Eugenides's most complete novel to date for a number of reasons: the split narrative voice, the evocation of era and changing location, the way the themes are embedded in the storyline and the exploration of how love both ennobles and ridicules us.
The series employs just as many flashy tricks as Ritchie's movie, but here they work for a reason: they mesh with the narrative instead of sticking out from it.
They want us to abandon reason and buy into the narrative that this is all about Islam's intolerance of freedom of expression and its threat to Western values and civilization.
