Sentence examples for to avoid narrative from inspiring English sources

"So it's harder to avoid narrative now.

Revealingly, Guerra was warned by his teachers at Leeds to avoid narrative or representational dance-making, and concentrate on abstract choreography.

If you want to avoid narrative fallacy, ground your stories in data and search for cases that don't fit your narrative.

– and avoid narrative reviews altogether.

The Senate committee's Republicans, who had pulled out of the inquiry in September 2009, savaged it as a Democratic witchhunt – a critical boost for a CIA that wanted to avoid the narrative that it was pitted against the Senate.

The Science Museum in London has an exhibition about Churchill's supposed invention of everything from tanks to radar, but his contribution was to vote on committees that controlled some of the funding: to avoid the narrative fallacy, one should admit his votes for research into ray guns, aerial mines, and other ridiculous schemes.

Another way to avoid "false narratives" could be to rethink how literature and policies are written.

First, as some researchers (e.g., Benson, 2011; Pavlenko, 2007) point out, one needs to "avoid treating narratives as factual accounts" (Benson, 2011, pp. 545 546).

Graham is a wizard at representing spatial environments, no easy task in a verbal art that largely avoids narrative.

Participant, which partnered with the studio-distributor Overture Films on "The Crazies," hasn't avoided narrative features, having had a hand in "Syriana" and "Good Night, and Good Luck," among others, some of which ("The Kite Runner," "The Soloist") have been avoided by audiences.

As the author of my own memoir about crack addiction, I don't pretend to know how to avoid the numbing narrative aspects of drug use.