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narrative

[nar-uh-tiv] / ˈnær ə tɪv /




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Yes, there may be a bumpy transition and many roles will change, but businesses and the broader economy will emerge more prosperous, creating a raft of new jobs, the narrative goes.

From The Wall Street Journal

Done right, narrative exposition will tell an audience everything that they need to know about a character, while leaving just enough room for curiosity to take hold.

From Salon

Of course, micro-dramas, which are scripted, filmed and released in mere months, don't offer the same quality or narrative depth as movies and streamed shows.

From BBC

He noted that “the narrative has been shifting” away from talk of huge productivity gains from AI to worries over potential job losses and damage to the economy.

From MarketWatch

In many ways, “Man on the Run” is the narrative that unites us all — our personal tales of growing up.

From Salon