Sentence examples for whose narrative from inspiring English sources

The only question is whose narrative and what story?

It was hard to tell whose narrative the jurors accepted.

Mr. Godard, whose narrative experiments dovetailed with his radical politics, proved harder to exorcise.

And with the videos, there's now this fight over whose narrative wins out.

The reporters are tackling several subjects whose narrative, until now, has been dominated by the government.

But the vehicle for these ideas is a convoluted film whose narrative machinery simply seizes up.

The Spanish Civil War (1936 39) drove into political exile some promising novelists whose narrative art matured abroad.

Like the fictional Huckleberry Finn, whose narrative he was to publish in 1885, Clemens then lit out for the territory.

Justin Timberlake completes the triangle as the former player turned scout whose narrative trajectory is obvious from the outset.

Khakhar's paintings made me think particularly of the Scottish artist Stephen Campbell, whose narrative pictures are similarly big and boring.

It is up to us to decide whose narrative we choose to engrave in our carpets.