Sentence examples for usual narrative from inspiring English sources
Their thieving, online-sharing enthusiasts, according to the usual narrative.
But it takes will and courage to look beyond the usual narrative of NHS and benefits.
His next novel, The Crow Road (1992), was a Scottish family saga, told through his usual narrative trickery.
But the usual narrative of an inexorably declining Rust Belt seems not quite accurate – or at least for now.
Adapted from a Russell Banks novel, the film deviates from Schrader's usual narrative trajectory to end without hope.
These close-ups feel existentially driven (Ms. Denis has no use for exposition): they don't serve the usual narrative functions simply because the characters are often alone initially.
London has woken up to street violence, and the usual narratives have emerged – punish those responsible for the violence because they are "opportunist criminals" and "disgusting thieves".
Having exhausted the usual narratives of power and gender as expressed through clothing, and wary of runway stunts unlikely to produce much cash register action, designers may have merely been casting about for new tools and communally fell upon the hat.
Ali approaches race in a rare and fascinating manner, by confronting it directly but avoiding the usual narratives.
It is a little-known story that defies the usual narratives about Syria or Assad, civil war or ISIS.
The usual narratives about this phenomenon curry the ridiculous fiction that this harassment is trivial and inconsequential and that women need to grow a thicker skin.
