Sentence examples for the complex narratives of from inspiring English sources
There is even a nod to the complex narratives of Hieronymus Bosch.
He was educated under a system that had forgotten that knowing the complex narrative of a patient's life is a necessary part of treating him or her.
That is the complex narrative of a country that has defied stereotypes and had three democratically elected presidents in 18 years; which has avoided racial conflagration; which has given more electricity to more people in the shortest space of time than any other in the world.
But it is her vision of African-American artist, Kara Walker, that best embodies the complex narrative of Maiwald's style.
Reading The Tin Drum nowadays, what comes to mind are the South American novelists, and the complex narrative structures of Rushdie and Pynchon.
His paintings are airy and loosely rendered, and viewers should have fun trying to decipher the complex narrative aspect of his work.
Tim Klingender, director of the indigenous art department of Sotheby's Australia, said that many collectors and galleries rated Mr. Possum "high in the pantheon of aboriginal painters" for his "innovative visual language and complex narratives of myths".
Many fairy tales — and most of Dahl's work — are complex narratives of wish fulfillment.
The BBC correspondent, Fergal Keane, who probably knows Aung San Suu Kyi better than any other foreign journalist, has admitted that "we knew too little of Myanmar and its complex narratives of ethnic rivalries...
"They learned a very specific narrative of Thanksgiving and never learned the greater complex narrative of not only the relationship between the indigenous people of New England and the settlers, [but] how those relationships changed over time".
