Sentence examples for red narrative from inspiring English sources
Yet in the red narrative soldiers are the bad guys for using live rounds on unarmed protesters.
Or maybe "Lost" -- which is so deep in the narrative red -- will never pay us back.
Rowling, who testified to the Leveson inquiry on press standards, looks set to deliver the great phone-hacking novel but, although Culpepper and the intrusive press he represents come and go, Lord Parker is a narrative red herring.
Although hits such as "Yesterday Once More" and "We've Only Just Begun" were, as the New York Times put it, "musical white bread for sure", the story of the woman who sang them is narrative red meat.
Amid the self-conscious gags and audio recordings of his mother, the sudden appearance on stage of a drag artist in a purple wig is a narrative red herring that takes more than a few minutes for the script to resolve.
It bears all the relevant conventions – a brutal crime, the implication of various shifty suspects, a team of obsessively driven cops – but minimises the red herrings and narrative trickery in favour of the slow burn, patiently delving into the lives and minds of its characters.
The "red vs. blue" narrative greatly restricts people's choices and limits dialogue around issues.
The schooling angle has gotten the most pre-debut press, but it's a bit of a red herring, a narrative convenience to thrust Aiden and his children into closer but unfamiliar quarters.
Beginning with the narrative album Red Headed Stranger (1975), which featured the hit song "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain," he became one of the most popular performers in country music as a whole.
Hindsight may be 20/20, but there were numerous red flags in her narrative.
