Sentence examples for taking the narrative from inspiring English sources

He responded to the Joycean ebb and flow of narrative, the lack of resolution, the endless possibility of taking the narrative anywhere.

"Seychelles believes that climate adaption for debt swaps is more than debt relief – it's a way of taking the narrative of victimhood and replacing it with one of dynamism, fighting for a solution for islands," he says.

Taking the narrative well beyond the boundaries of Camus' source material, the film's writer-director, David Oelhoffen reveals a rich back story for Daru, and he comes up with a cleverly knotty reason for Mohammed's arrest.

Perhaps this award means that the discipline is taking the narrative dimension more seriously than in years past".

Hearing words is very different from hearing a solo, but my experience of it is that I'm taking the narrative and the focus of people's ears, and I'm taking them on a trip somewhere.

I talked to one of the comedians on the show last night and she just said, "This is really empowering for me, this is taking the narrative back, I like being funny, and I'm glad it's back in my hands".

And how, too, do you take the narrative's apparent refusal to judge?

They took the narrative heard on the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 — that the authority's director, Christopher O.

He also takes the narrative beyond 1945, particularly to the "displaced persons" camps, where Jews languished behind barbed wire for years after "liberation".

M&S have taken the narrative approach deep into the company by requiring all of their 2.7 billion individual products to have a Plan A story.

It's not like the Pythons took the narrative terribly seriously either: at one point, Brian is plucked out of a tight situation by a visiting alien spaceship.