Sentence examples for true the narrative from inspiring English sources
True, the narrative requires a fair amount of artificial contrivance, is a little a predictable, and lurches into melodrama in the final straight – but this kind of story probably demands that.
The experience that their memory "behaved" arbitrarily and unreliably makes it difficult for others to know what is true and is not true in the narrative.
Because this is a true story, the narrative does not lend itself to the tidy, satisfactory resolution that picture books usually demand.
It's true that the narrative suffers from the all-too familiar problems of depicting liberal white folks – in this case Emma Stone's open-minded young journo Skeeter – solving the problems of their downtrodden black neighbours.
True, the central narrative of the five is about a childless woman.
Eddy accepted as true the creation narrative in the Book of Genesis up to chapter 2, verse 6 – that God created man in his image and likeness – but rejected the rest "as the story of the false and the material," writes Wilson.
Hence, the Archaeological Museum is a stable machine, rooted in the harbour of Olbia: on the one hand it defends memory, in the discovery of the Roman ships, while on the other it considers the territory the true narrative motive.
But the true singularity of the narrative lies in the fact that its protagonists are both from the west.
True or not, the narrative of a callow upstart elegantly swatted away by The Master was irresistible.
I put "ghost story" in quotes because of the controversy that still rages, as rage goes in literary and psychological circles, about the true meaning of the narrative.
At the centre of this simmering turmoil is Bejo – utterly convincing as the complex Everywoman whose actions and reactions ring true even as the narrative flirts with overwrought contrivance (some may balk at the juxtaposition of naturalistic performance and labyrinthine dramatic intrigue).
