Sentence examples for vast narrative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Coll's vast narrative is bookended by accounts of man-made disasters.

For Oney, the case has been a consuming obsession; some seventeen years of work went into this vast narrative.

There's a character in this vast narrative for each voter to identify with, and hopefully that draws you into the message".

James Fenton has done a heroic job in compressing a vast narrative into three hours and a lovely, music-filled production unites an RSC veteran, David Threlfall, with a welcome debutant, Rufus Hound.

Drawing on Euripides, Gluck depicts the endgame of the saga of the house of Atreus, bringing its vast narrative to a close with Iphigénie's refusal to perpetuate the patterns of retribution by murdering her matricidal brother, Oreste.

Romer and Romer (2010) use a vast narrative record describing the motivation of tax changes from which the authors identify reforms that are not directly related with other developments affecting output.

His poems vary from vast narratives such as The Troy Book and The Falle of Princis to occasional poems of a few lines.

How do you begin to interpret those works unless you reference Rivera?" The truth is that both tapped into vast narratives.

The films are at once sweeping and intimate, offering portrayals of family upheavals and vast narratives that set characters against the sins of transgression and tumult of change, including Hungary's entry, "Son of Saul", directed by Laszlo Nemes, which unfolds through the eyes of a Jewish slave laborer who herds fellow Jews to their deaths at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.

In the age of Snowden, revelations about government spying are not just hot stories, but suddenly part of a vast new narrative canvas and moral tale.

The novel that ensues has a vast overarching narrative and a seething mass of episodes centred on some 600 characters – the population of a small town – and the up-and-down chronicle of two great clans.