Sentence examples for true narratives from inspiring English sources
And finally, a word for Peter Ho Davies's mystifyingly overlooked The Fortunes (Sceptre £16.99), which sets itself the task of bringing to life 150 years of Chinese-American life, and does so in a series of partial (and partially true) narratives that take us from the building of the railroads to a contemporary scene of international adoption.
Analyses of children's narratives revealed that fictional narratives contained more spontaneous details, more elaborations, and more aggressive details than true narratives.
This production weaves the true narratives of its performers around that terrible night, as a way to continue the courage people found in those days after her death to shatter the shame-based silence that has for so long prevented sexual violence, despite staggering statistics, from entering public discourse.
More important, though, are a set of core values from which actions and true narratives emanate.
I learned much from the true narratives of characters, academic and para-academic, who might otherwise strike one as fictional.
How closely did you want these invented stories to match the "true" narrative of Jay's past?
Bradley then answers each false narrative with a true narrative that expresses communitarianism, fiscal sobriety, respect for the environment and other social values typically neglected by the right.
APPLES TO OREGON Being the (Slightly) True Narrative of How a Brave Pioneer Father Brought Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Grapes, and Cherries (and Children) Across the Plains.
He and his friends and family had thought a lot in the past about how to "convey the true narrative of Islam," and had tried to do so "through service work, confidence, humility, and assimilation".
While some saw it as little more than a post-apocalyptic palette swap for Uncharted, this is a very different beast – a true narrative journey in which characters and relationships eclipse all other concerns.
Gratifying because it's a novel of true narrative and linguistic splendour that bears comparison with her best work; and also as proof that fame has widened her readership rather than flattened her prose.
