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narrative

[nar-uh-tiv] / ˈnær ə tɪv /




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Which she does in a performance that has the tight focus of a good short story and the theatrical immediacy of what might be called a narrative cabaret.

From Los Angeles Times

Davies was keen to push back on the narrative that the ad represented the future of production without human involvement.

From Barron's

It’s funny the way I remember my time in France: little vignettes, discombobulated, a narrative drifting along an ocean, a series of scenes that meant nothing until they meant something.

From Literature

Well, we're going to, because Poland's top-flight Ekstraklasa is both sublime and ridiculous this season - chaotic, competitive and overachieving in compelling narratives.

From BBC

At the time, Wiles said Vanity Fair's story omitted "significant context" to create "an overwhelmingly chaotic and negative narrative" about the White House.

From BBC