Sentence examples for widening narrative from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sharpton's introduction as another character in the widening narrative of the prison escape was greeted coolly by the prosecutor.
And as the race for lucrative pharmaceutical patents on penicillin's so-called cousins heats up, Claire's father, a wealthy tycoon, begins to play a significant role in the ever widening narrative.
It may be hard in the end to speculate on the future of the Tunisian revolution, especially with a widening narrative of national dissatisfaction that goes as far as to call for the return of Ben Ali, on the one hand, and, on the other, the continued global perception of Tunisia as a country capable of containing its internal political disputes peacefully.
I'm not suggesting that Blake Butler's third book, "There Is No Year," belongs in that company — let time be the judge — but like those works, his novel presents itself as an eye-widening narrative puzzle.
As the narrative widens, we learn that the actual target, a young man named Omar (Shahir Kabaha), is relatively innocent himself, targeted in a feud between his uncle and a group of Bedouins, whose idea of payback is to kill everyone in the uncle's family.
The book is structured as a pair of parallel narratives; this has the unfortunate effect of widening the distance between its two subjects, who lived in vastly different worlds and, by all accounts, never met.
A number of foreign-language titles will also premiere in narrative competition as the festival seeks to maintain a widening global appeal.
For scholars widening their views on Luther's horizon, they can experiment with narratives that incorporate Luther's Ethiopia into the story of the Reformation, with Ethiopian Christianity as its forerunner.
Stop the widening income gap.
Instead, it was widening.
