Sentence examples for some sort of narrative from inspiring English sources

"In different ways they all impose some sort of narrative on the messiness of existence".

Participants include some sort of narrative of their dishes and descriptions of themselves.

But you'd also need to add some sort of narrative structure to make the whole thing work.

Not necessarily my favourite tracks, but a dozen or so which, when played in sequence, suggested some sort of narrative arc.

Owen Flanagan of Duke University, writes: "Evidence strongly suggests that humans in all cultures come to cast their own identity in some sort of narrative form.

I'm really confused here". No one else has ever and would ever imagine such a scene of a kind of career anxiety in some sort of narrative involving the Son of God.

But The Book of Disquiet, made up of hundreds of short texts that constitute a sort-of narrative, is a perfect match for this drained faculty.

(There are many on the Internet — you look up oronyms, the first one is always 'I scream for ice scream.')" "Then, after I collected the phrases, I had to reverse engineer the bunch of them into some sort of a narrative — decide where the story takes place, who are the characters, what's at the beginning, middle, and end.

I don't think any amount of game playing would have really prepared me for what is essentially a whole new concept". "In film, there's a fixed narrative – and actually most computer games have some sort of a narrative within them.

We wait for some sort of commanding narrative to take hold.

"What Loïc has done is provide collectors with some sort of consistent narrative".