Sentence examples for underlying narrative from inspiring English sources

Like many exceptional pop songs, this one had an ambiguous refrain—"See you on a dark night"—that allowed casual listeners to ignore the underlying narrative, something that Boucher found difficult.

"It's really just a vignette of images without any underlying narrative.

But did it really make much of a difference to the underlying narrative?

"We expect the underlying narrative that current high inflation is temporary to remain intact," said Mr. Hayes at Barclays.

There is a hint," writes Crawshaw, "of macho culture at work, where the jokes of the playground are rejected but their underlying narrative is accepted and played on".

Budgor's tale can be dismissed as one of simple cultural naiveté – but it relies on an underlying narrative of cultural commodification that she is ready to exploit.

One of the underlying narratives of the Blatter programme was "the British against the world", and this was also a theme of Alastair Sooke's excellent Radio 4 documentary about the artist Sarah Lucas at the Venice Biennale.

Innovations like Nike's FuelBand and Burton's Push Snowboarding allow users to create real-time profiles and underlying narratives about themselves, potentially the most meaningful form of content there is.

Underlying the narrative is Mr. Wright's admiration for the soldiers he accompanied, a sentiment that is, perhaps surprisingly, reciprocated.

There is, of course, a serious purpose underlying the narrative dementia, as Shakespeare diagnoses the consequences of weak leadership and a failed state.

She developed a love-hate relation to many of her characters and subjects, but underlying her narrative is a warm humanity and a delight in accurate imagery and surprising turns of phrase.