Sentence examples for weak narratives from inspiring English sources

No doubt these lesser stories are meant to illustrate the notion that weak narratives, like strong ones, represent the human rage for closure, our desire to force the messy ingredients of life into some sort of order.

In the case of Bastrop the weak narrative is that the fires were caused (in part) by weather conditions which were caused (in part) by climate change which was caused (in part) by the culture and behavior of Bastrop residents.

That the prime minister and treasurer are under pressure to reverse sound policy to make super fairer based on a weak narrative about selected poor election results would be laughable if it wasn't so serious.

The chief executive of the leading seniors' organisation, Ian Yates, said the calls to reverse or modify the policy were "based on a weak narrative about selected poor election results and fewer well-heeled supporters manning polling booths".

But it's never clear why his character, who repeatedly finds himself in command of both Sunday's and Brashear's destinies, would be so bent on thwarting them, other than that, by the movie's weak narrative logic, it's his job.

For me, the weakest narrative strand is the one exploring the martyrdom of Saint Perpetua in the third-century Roman Empire.

But what I didn't share then is how much it formed a new weaker narrative in my mind.

What became obvious among the bomb blasts today is how weak our narratives of terrorism are.

The eventual pay-offs are weak; the narrative components are as mean as they are, in translatable terms, meaningless.

IT is weak on narrative, has a hackneyed title, refers haughtily to the author in the third person, and lacks the eloquence for which the author's father is famous.

He is weaker at narrative tricks that can be taught, like putting distance between himself and his characters.