Sentence examples for together narratives from inspiring English sources

A few of them nodded as lawyers for both sides pieced together narratives from what has often been disjointed, emotional testimony during the three-week trial.

In "Bearing the Unbearable Lovee, Loss, and the Heartbreaking Path of Grief," Dr. Cacciatore masterfully weaves together narratives of traumatic loss, deeply intimate spaces of authentic human emotion, and scientific data.

Occasionally, some users attempt to cobble together narratives on the social network, which most definitely wasn't built for that—"Twitter novels" of the sort that @DadBoner and others write are almost always user-unfriendly, difficult to follow, and prone to rambling.

Occasionally, some users attempt to cobble together narratives on the social network, which most definitely wasn't built for that—"Twitter novels" of the sort that @DadBoner and others write are almost always user-unfriendly, difficult to follow and prone to rambling.

The coroner thanked the jurors for their "extremely well put together" narrative.

It focuses attention as much on how we experience projected moving imagery and puzzle together narrative in our own minds as it does on its ostensible subject matter.

If you're an English teacher, or indeed a history or geography teacher, you are teaching how to compose, put together stories, put together narrative structure.

Despite the Coalition's assurances that cuts will fall on the "entire community", the refusal to touch superannuation and commitment to gold-plated paid parental leave stretches the credulity of Hockey's "we're all in this together" narrative.

It's true that there are certain sneaky motives which aren't revealed until later on, but even accounting for these last-minute revelations, the bolted-together narrative doesn't really make sense.

Eric Stover helps piece together the narratives left behind in the bones of war crime victims.

Identities can be held together by narratives, in short, without essences.