Sentence examples for two narratives of from inspiring English sources

339 pp. Volume Two: Narratives of Civil Government.

What has emerged is two distinct versions of the violence, two narratives of victimhood.

Throughout Spain, in hard-scrabble neighborhoods like Carabanchel, two narratives of the housing crisis are coming to a head.

James Palmer's book weaves together these two narratives of natural disaster and elite political intrigue to provide a lucid account of one of the eeriest moments in modern Chinese history.

The two narratives of her exploit, the prose account in Judg. 4 (evidently written after Judg. 5) and the martial poem comprising Judg. 5 (a lyric outburst showing a high standard of poetic skill in ancient Israel), differ in some important details.

It next proffers two narratives of student experiences as a springboard for exploring the impact of the examination system on students, teachers, parents, coaching enterprises and wider society, and draws on other participants' accounts to illustrate issues.

If Hernandez's story is borne out, the thousand narratives of what might have happened will resolve into a single sad ending.

"More sentimental rubbish has been written about the 'plight of the elderly' than I can bear to contemplate," he wrote in a preface to a Guardian article in which he selected his top ten narratives of old age.

Nineteen narratives were identified (of which four were classified as "stories"; see glossary) in the first lecture; eleven narratives (of which three were "stories") in the second lecture; and eighteen narratives (of which three were "stories") in the third lecture.

Four narratives of fictive patients are introduced that are used throughout the whole program to discuss adaptation and the use of goal management strategies.

These characteristics were subjected to further interpretation, resulting in two narratives consisting of themes illustrating patient-student encounters in relation to students' learning at a clinical education ward.