Sentence examples for serious narrative from inspiring English sources

Another more serious narrative runs like a stream beneath this trial.

Yet another triumph of the Very Serious narrative over easily checked facts.

A decade ago, Harris was much acclaimed for making serious narrative works out of hip-hop, the short-breathed, spectacle-heavy form in which he grew up.

Shirer's great book, "The Rise and Fall of The Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany," published in 1960, was the first serious narrative history of Hitler's reign, and it became a cultural event.

It's like a soap opera but better, because it's also a suspense story (we can almost hear the Inquisition coming down the road), and a serious narrative about the human search for meaning.

The eminent historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., has sometimes been labelled a hagiographer for the Camelot chords he struck, but "A Thousand Days" is an intricate and serious narrative biography with sweeping historical themes and incisive drypoint character sketches.

Since rising to prominence in 2002, his films – addressing globalisation, identity politics and now, most controversially, Islamic radicalism – have offered serious narratives about the realities facing Africa, told through searingly beautiful images.

Everything ran smoothly until the Tasmanian Devil action figure reared his moody, maniacal head ("All good narratives require serious conflict," Dad taught me at age 3).

And although it's rare that a populist, barely there bio-musical like "Chaplin" has any relationship to a serious dramatic narrative, the shows share a flaw: they fail to give any real sense of their heroes' experience of evil.

When moderately chilled, at first sip it delivers a teasingly fruity opening punch line, which, as it warms up, yields to a quieter, more serious flavor narrative with a citric nip in the long finish.

When moderately chilled, at first sip it delivers a teasingly fruity opening punch line that, as it warms up, yields to a quieter, more serious flavor narrative, with a citric nip in the long finish.