Sentence examples for to develop a narrative from inspiring English sources

"We need to develop a narrative that we own ourselves and that we're savvy about," he says.

As in the last parliament, the Conservatives are making an early attempt to develop a narrative that will sustain them through the next five years.

But he has to be careful not to develop a narrative in which he is seen to be preemptively blaming whistleblowers for any future attacks.

In the conversation, recounted to the Daily Telegraph, the former Prime Minister said that under Mr Miliband the party has failed to develop a "narrative that is about the future of the country".

Through associative thought processes that connect the everyday and the esoteric, Gander intends to use the Hodder Fellowship to develop a narrative masterwork mirroring the workings of language in unstructured conversation, roaming through illogically related cultural phenomenon.

Many survivors need to conduct a psychological "autopsy," finding out as much as they can about the circumstances and factors leading to the suicide, in order to develop a narrative that makes sense to them.

This new stage is essential if we are to develop a democratic narrative based on cooperative excellence capable of countering the elite educational narrative.

Both Matthew London, who wrote a series of science fiction novels called "The 8th Continent" as well as tie-in books for a number of iconic series, and Allen Warner, who is the director of Narrative at Jam City and previously worked for DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation, have the chops to develop a compelling narrative.

Clinicians need to develop a 'shared narrative' with patients: perceptions of appropriate behaviour in responding to illness can be embedded in such narratives, the underlying values of which are situated in wider contexts.

"Groups seek to develop a shared narrative as an explanation for what is happening," Vedantam writes.

Whether they will be able to develop a coherent narrative — let alone an explanation for the crash — is uncertain.