Sentence examples for the narrative of changes from inspiring English sources

DS It's interesting to see this within the narrative of changes in Africa over the past decade.

At a moment when we're awash with evidence of how China's government is straining to shape the narrative of change and history — Richard Brody flagged us recently to a singularly weird example — it's worth pausing now and then to take stock of just how profound the change really is for the regular people at the center of it all.

The narrative of 'Overnight' changed as the protagonist and the events changed.

The narrative of Game Change is one as old as government itself -- the corrupting influence of proximity to power on even the best of men, in this instance, John McCain.

"The narrative of his biography would just change and change," Mr. Welles-Nystrom said.

Still time for the narrative of this one to change.

The narrative of modern India has changed over the last few decades.

Meanwhile, the narrative of reality TV has changed: bad behaviour in the hot tub, à la early Big Brother, has been replaced, from The Voice to The Apprentice, by Saturday-night preaching of the age-old Sunday-morning mantras that hard work will be rewarded, that mentors must be respected and listened to.

The SDT account consists of a narrative of changes in demographic behavior and of an explanation for those changes.

Robot writers could become co-authors of our most complex subjects, helping to write the narratives of climate change and political upheaval just as surely as their industrial and financial colleagues are driving them.

And the reason it's a body blow is not because Mr Carswell is a household name, not because one UKIP MP will change the dynamics of the House of Commons, but because it changes the narrative of politics and also because it will fuel fear in the Tory ranks".