Sentence examples for successful narrative from inspiring English sources

A despicable villain is a critical element of any successful narrative.

"It's very rare for the internet to have a successful narrative show like MyMusic.

The test for a successful history is the same as the test for any successful narrative: integrity in motion.

He is indisputably the founding father of crime fiction, perhaps the most successful narrative genre in the modern world.

Godard began making successful narrative feature films again in 1979 with Sauve qui peut (la vie) (Every Man for Himself), a story of three young Swiss people and their problems of work and love.

He married Annie Mitten (1848 1914), with whom he raised three children (Herbert died at age 4, whereas Violet and William survived their father), published a highly successful narrative of his journey, The Malay Archipelago: The Land of the Orang-Utan, and the Bird of Paradise (1869), and wrote Contributions to the Theory of Natural Selection (1870).

One revisionist, Theodore Draper, whom Jennings generously singles out several times for credit, has written exactly the successful revisionist narrative history for which Jennings has so long been clearing the ground -- A Struggle for Power: The American Revolution".

Mr McCain's two-minute closing, reminiscent of the Republican convention, in which he compelled the audience to "fight" and not give up, energised the room.Unfortunately for Mr McCain, there have been many failed attempts at creating a successful campaign narrative before finding this one.

To help counter the protesters' successful online narrative, pro-government supporters in Syria have created Facebook pages, Twitter accounts and YouTube channels to disseminate pro-regime messages on pages in Syria and around the world, including pages run by the White House and Oprah.

And I can't help but wonder what their inherent value is to non-Muslims if they don't amount to whatever successful immigrant narrative is being pushed at the moment.

The tale developed to justify the bombings that led to a world in which the threat of human extinction has been a daily reality may be the most successful legitimizing narrative in our history.