Sentence examples for substantive narrative from inspiring English sources
But instead of a process story about an unforced error that did not affect any substantive narrative, don't we deserve to have the media focus on substance?
The CIO's office, as the report notes, never actually issued a substantive report showing that its DDoS narrative was true.
These narratives will be analyzed for substantive and conceptual meaning along with interview discourse.
But the fact that campaign strategies, and the media narrative enfolding them, have obscured genuine, substantive disagreement between Obama and Clinton, does not entail that no such disagreement exists.
In general, the random-seeming narrative here doesn't get more substantive than the typical stage banter of a rock show.
"Soft" models include the study of factual narratives about particular situations, in the form of substantive, timely, local, situation-dependent, and ethically loaded argumentation.
But those risks are more problems of narrative and optics than of substance, and this is a substantive moment in American political history.
Of course it is, and moreover, it's difficult to conduct a substantive or even intelligible literary discussion without reference to the basic elements that distinguish one narrative from another.
We were also satisfied that a total sample of 67 professionally diverse individuals would provide the substantive topic expertise, detail and depth of experiences that is needed to build a convincing analytical narrative.
There are substantive issues.
