Meanings of other narrative in English

There is no other narrative to this collection, no story.

Inbee Park's historic season is evidence that new narratives spring from some other narrative's end.

I think that involving writers and other narrative professionals early on in the process could help.

This great asset means that the form is unbelievably generous and can withstand stresses and strains that would make other narrative mediums collapse and implode.

In his account of this voyage, and in every other narrative of his different expeditions, Vespucci never mentions any other person concerned in the enterprise.

I would do so, with pleasure, but it seems to me it would be too obviously an antidote for the other narrative to be effective.

This strategy shows the other narrative of Liverpool; the "can-do" attitude, the successful knowledge, tech and arts sectors and the projects which are already part-funded.

The absence of reference to certain other narratives is deliberate.

But they can allow other narratives and cultures to be unearthed and celebrated, beyond the stereotypes.

The other narratives tell of two angels.

This narrative, O king, is really the essence of the hundreds of other narratives that thou hast heard from me.

Other narrative introductions consist of an anecdote, an incident, or an important event connected with the subject of the article.

His story of the winter he passed at Port Royal is quite unlike other narratives of colonial experience at this period.

It is time to move on to other subjects, other narratives; but let me conclude the prevailing narrative of recent weeks - remembrance.

Other narratives pushed by the network included a screenshot of a tweet allegedly posted and then deleted by former British Defence Minister Gavin Williamson.

Several other narratives of successful escapes may be read in the volume of voyages published by the Redemptionist Fathers, and translated by Joseph Morgan.