Sentence examples for specific narratives from inspiring English sources

It's certainly true that the better network dramas about the workplace ("The Practice" and "E.R.," for instance) feature African-American actors and racially specific narratives.

The selections were also arranged so as to form a unified story, moving from Du Fay's rather general meditation on the mysteries of the cross to climax in specific narratives of Christ's death and concluding with a glimpse of joy after the resurrection in William Byrd's "In resurrectione tua".

It is not surprising, then, that very specific narratives emerge in an attempt to reestablish elite-citizenry relationships.

His solution was to do away with virtually all the metadata or structure to allow users to create their own connections; to create local, ever-changing, specific narratives.

What are the specific narratives of each of the stakeholders, and how do these narratives resonate with the 'sustainability/economic growth' debate?

Our analyses of these successful attempts to protect land demonstrate how values emerge as part of inclusive, yet specific, narratives that mobilize and broaden support and constituencies.

Specifically, horizontal positioning is disseminated by the use of specific narrative description statements [ 39, 40] and inclusion of illustrations and photographs [ 39, 41, 64] that portray horizontal recumbency.

As nonrepresentational paintings, they contain no specific narrative or purpose.

"Well, they never relate to a specific narrative that would make sense to anyone else.

Either way, they both repeat too often, and never achieve any specific narrative or payoff.

But cyberspace also served a very specific narrative function for the author.