Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Narrative, the meaning and synonyms like story or tale.

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Narrative in a sentence

Narrative | Narratives | Narratively

Narrative meaning

  1. Telling a story.
  2. Overly talkative; garrulous.
  3. Of or relating to narration.

Synonyms of Narrative

communicative communicatory narration story tale message content subject matter substance

Example sentences (20)

Brandstein: I knew the surface just from the news at the time, but May’s story was obscured by this other narrative.

Besides not being funny, it is flat and uninteresting, with a narrative that has very little to offer audiences.

As far back as its release in December of 2009, “Avatar” was criticized for being a “white savior” narrative.

As Mr Parsons’ family listened in court, Mr Prentice read out a one hour narrative detailing the facts behind the crimes.

Already the party is coalescing around the narrative that Bragg is conducting another "witch hunt," as Trump would put it.

Between these narrative events are several side activities--enemy camps to raid, treasures to find, and minigames to play.

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And that left me focusing on the playwright’s choices, particularly his use of the second-person narrative.

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And there it is again, the victim narrative that is used to justify even the most horrific terror attacks.

Aside from the narrative that a slightly older player returns to form, the new Astros first baseman still has a lot of power.

Alice’s hamstrung agony mushrooms until one particular delusion encourages her to seize upon the redemptive power of narrative.

And that’s precisely why it feels important to shine a light on the potential inadvertent influence of this despairing narrative.

As the narrative unfolds, viewers witness a young analyst’s metamorphosis into a bona fide operative.

And that narrative is clearly influencing investors, with investment flows continuing to trend down.

Amo said: "I live by the principle of being in control of the narrative and effect of my disability i.e. Amo Raju has cerebral palsy.

At that point, the narrative flips around and shows that stable, static protagonist changing the people and world around them instead.

What the Liberals have to understand is that a cultural narrative is just as important as an economic narrative.

Amazon provided the first half of the season to critics, so I can’t say if it finds its narrative footing by the end of its six-episode run.

And it’s always good to have your own narrative, or a narrative that seeks to put the Crown on the defensive.

And if you're thinking about what makes TV and film, and what has made it, and what will make it in the future, it's the story, it's narrative.

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Common combinations with narrative

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • the narrative 64×
  • narrative that 18×
  • narrative of 16×
  • narrative and 16×
  • narrative is
  • this narrative
  • that narrative
  • narrative in
  • of narrative
  • and narrative

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "narrative" in a sentence?
An example: "Brandstein: I knew the surface just from the news at the time, but May’s story was obscured by this other narrative." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "narrative" from real English texts.
What does "narrative" mean?
Narrative means: Telling a story.
What are synonyms of "narrative"?
Common synonyms of "narrative" include: communicative, communicatory, narration, story, tale, message, content, subject matter. Plus 1 more synonym.
How many example sentences with "narrative" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "narrative", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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