Sentence examples for yet another narrative from inspiring English sources

The tale of Avery Luter's life pulls the book toward yet another narrative center.

Rather than offering yet another narrative, Mr Ferguson poses a series of stark questions about the conflict.

In yet another narrative, set in a climatically unstable technocratic society in the year 2153, a group of prisoners who have violated the Procreation Regulation Program are little more than voices locked in a Socratic interrogation.

Ron Howard's documentary Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years extrudes yet another narrative fragment from the Fabs' fable and makes it a story all of its own.

Yet another narrative imposed on the book is the idea of grappling with a sense of self.

Or maybe yet another narrative, with its retrod peaks and valleys, isn't the answer here.

The latest example is the four-part Roots miniseries, which began on Monday night – yet another "slave narrative".

He thought that the plot was so incredible — perhaps the most bizarre in the annals of political conspiracy — that everyone would think that he was weaving yet another fraudulent narrative, in order to protect the government.

In story terms, the danger is that we will grab on to yet another heroic narrative, hoping that we can put things right with a bit of magic, luck and courage.

Do we need yet another heartwarming narrative from Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz about their immigrant parents' working class struggles?

"In treating Japanese culture like superficial embellishments, Japanese people like unknowable others, and Japan itself like an endearingly quirky playground for yet another white American narrative, Isle of Dogs' messaging about protecting the vulnerable falls flat," Han writes.