Sentence examples for shape narratives from inspiring English sources

When it comes to politicians trying to shape narratives to suit themselves, this speed is disruptive beyond Hogarth's wildest imaginings.

"I'm not in a position to shape narratives, but what I can do, and what I'm privileged and proud to have done, is engage with it and not allow it to define me.

After all, if you're going to create a narrative in order to explore how we construct and shape narratives, then you had better show pretty clearly that you are aware of what you are doing in the first place.

In his role as managing editor, he helps title editors shape narratives, conceptualize book structure, research background material, manage contacts and resources, and generally be the one that panics most about deadlines.Voice of Witness started life in 2004 as a book imprint of McSweeney's, founded by author Dave Eggers and physician/human rights scholar Lola Vollen.

From the jungles of Guinea to the bazaars of Pakistan, I am drawing from what I know about the past to tell stories and shape narratives that will hopefully help change the direction of history for some of the world's most troubled regions.

They shape narratives, hone fundraising skills and diversify revenue investments.

Significantly, in an earlier VR work "n=7/The Wake in Heat of Collapse," Rossin uses the procedural physics of gravity itself to shape narrative.

Photographers have long played a critical role in shaping narratives in a league defined by faces and moments.

I hope that writers and artists will find those bleak rhythms and shapes, narratives and images, coming instinctively to hand.

These mostly undramatic outcomes -- from "The Road From Coorain," which has its PBS premiere tonight on "Masterpiece Theater" -- remind viewers of some of the ways that real life tends to differ from carefully shaped narratives, fictional or nonfictional.

Of all intellectual types, historians are perhaps most receptive to – and most responsible for shaping – narratives of national or cultural decline.