Sentence examples for recent narrative from inspiring English sources

Violence, torture and extrajudicial killings are all part of the region's recent narrative.

The recent narrative surrounding the Indiana Pacers has been about how they consistently win without having any star players.

Another fairly recent narrative invention, professional wrestling, is even predicated on the idea that it is deliberately and shamelessly plotted.

This idea can be traced back to Aristotle's "Ethics," but has made a reappearance with some recent narrative conceptions of what a self is.

The 1960s story, a slim and simplistic depiction of sexual betrayal and revenge, is set against a more complex recent narrative.

After Tamerlane firmly prefers statistics on imperial trade, production and aggregate populations to the kinds of vivid personalities and incidents that animate recent narrative history.

Recent narratives have singled out foreign speculators and the politics of "social cleansing".

Not surprisingly, more recent narratives with interracial themes have tended to take on a more tragic cast.

Motion's extension of the story of Jim Hawkins and Long John Silver will join in bookshops and libraries recent narratives by other hands – PD James, Jeffrey Deaver, Anthony Horowitz and Frank Cottrell Boyce – featuring characters (and a car) created by Jane Austen, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Ian Fleming.

I touched on the Nature paper yesterday in a roundup of ice research, but it deserves front-and-center attention, particularly given its relevance to recent narratives about Greenland's meltdown being the key worry if you live on a coast.

Ana Ivanovic and Svetlana Kuznetsova have held the torch and fumbled it, leaving Kim Clijsters's return from retirement and motherhood to win three grand slam titles as the best of the recent narratives, together with Li's breakthrough for Asian tennis.