Sentence examples for the real narrative from inspiring English sources

Yet, close the storybook and the real narrative is brutal.

It was only through repeated therapy sessions with trusted confidants and the administration of calming drugs that the real narrative could emerge.

Besides, the sexual abuses were, in my version of the story, just detail: the real narrative was of five years of deliberate crushing of our individuality, the suppression of emotional freedom.

The real narrative artists, I dare say, were the judges out there at Amazon.com, since they were selecting from as many as eighteen thousand eight hundred entries a day....People thought I was among the selectors, but it would have driven me mad.

Put another way, after eleven months, the real narrative may turn out to be that the candidacy of a former senator and Secretary of State was so weak that a seventy-four-year-old socialist from a small New England state was able to win the loyalty of younger voters and become the vehicle for those determined, though still against all odds, to reject her.

But the real narrative of a conflict between science and religion was developed in the late 19th Century, and has proved remarkably persistent - not least because it makes for lively debates on TV, radio and the internet.

It's no surprise that Fanny, entering a bargain to write her memoirs with the manipulative Dingle (Nick Barber) who uses a debt to exert power over her, has almost no memory of her own history, because the real narratives of women like her are lost to history.

As long as such a voter lives, hope remains that he can do better, that he can hear the real narratives of America if rational Americans will only tell them often and enough.

The Taylor and Streisand fans have been open-minded and interested to hear where the real story diverges from the narrative laid down by their heroines, understanding that legend often bends the truth.

Her story was a testimony to the power of the word, a real narrative of harm of the kind that is missing from Kennedy's book.

(It says a lot about the lack of real narrative here that the film was released in America with an entirely different opening).