Sentence examples for stirring narrative from inspiring English sources

Every actor must have a least one stirring narrative poem up her sleeve.

He waxed nostalgic for World War II newsreels that wrapped the week's war highlights in a stirring narrative.

She arranged the cameras to fire off every five seconds for three hours, later editing down the thousands of frames to create a stirring narrative. .

And yet through Bergman's fearless performance and Rossellini's astute visuals, Karin's epiphany — on the slopes of the island's far-from-dormant volcano, no less — is a stirring narrative feat with an unexpected spiritual component.

But her talent is to take these small details of everyday life and build them into stirring narratives.

Sir Steven Runciman, a British historian who wrote stirring narratives of the crusades and the fall of the fabled Byzantine city of Constantinople to the 15th-century Turks, died on Wednesday in Radway, Warwickshire, England.

His brutal hiatus in the Hanoi Hilton is one of the most stirring narratives ever told on the presidential trail — a trail full of heroic war stories.

It remains to be seen how Americans will respond to the sobriety of a foreign policy that is short on stirring exceptionalist narrative and long on realism.

The understated, desolate piano of its predecessor still haunts, but here it bookends a stirring rock narrative -- once the stuff of great power ballads now decidedly and disappointingly absent from much of today's popular music.

Obama's remarkable personal narrative, his stirring American journey, has certainly won him votes from Americans who see in him hope for a better nation.

Sweeping narratives and stirring stories are back - witness the amazing TV success of Simon Schama and other stars.