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Discover LudwigThe phrase "similar narrative" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a story or account that has similar themes, characters, or events as another story. Example: "Both novels share a similar narrative of a young protagonist's journey to self-discovery."
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The victims' statements had similar narrative arcs.
Edwards hopes to write a similar narrative.
But a similar narrative surfaced in other forms.
FT bananas, cocoa and cotton follow a similar narrative.
Yet this is a similar narrative to that which underpins many previous terrorist incidents.
Too much of this second season has taken us up similar narrative dead ends.
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For many the art world serves as a surrogate for sports, replete with similar narratives of achievement, failure and redemption.
This and similar narratives describe the "hidden life" of Jesus in the 30 years before his public ministry began.
But novels and stories tell us that this has all happened before, in a different time, with different names but similar narratives.
The observatory also could not confirm the circumstances of their deaths, but said it had identified several similar narratives of the attack.
The rise and fall of Mrs. Bachmann's campaign foretold similar narratives for the other Republicans who sought to run as alternatives to Mitt Romney.
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