Kehringer was wary of the risk of sensationalism, and did not want the men to simply narrate their crimes.

Kehringer 对耸人听闻的风险保持警惕，希望这些人简单地叙述他们的罪行。

She could recount shamelessly and with pride how she had skinned people out of their eyeteeth and he would applaud.

她可以向他羞地叙述自己采用什么方法从人们的牙缝里敲榨他们，他听了会大加赞叹。

So far, we have taught the computer to see objects or even tell us a simple story when seeing a picture.

直到今日，我们已经教会了计算机识别物品，甚至于在看到一张图后，可以简单地叙述。

Yet, this narrative does not do justice  to the empire's place in history.

然而，这种叙述并能公正地描述帝国在历史上的地位。

But if there aren't any facts, our narratives are just going to rush forward unchallenged, right?

但如果没有任何事实，我们的叙述就会受挑战地向前冲，对吧？

And even when surrounded in a structure of European classicism, these narratives boldly extoll the merits of African empowerment.

即使在欧洲古典主义的结构中，这些叙述也大胆地颂扬了非洲赋权的优点。

And I know this because if I've learned anything as a therapist, it's that we are all unreliable narrators of our own lives.

我知道这点是因为我从事咨询师学到了我们都可靠地叙述着自己的生活。

“You shouldn't whitewash it. He's good at spin, but he also has a remarkable story, and I'd like to see that it's all told truthfully.”

“你用为他掩饰。他很擅长讲故事，虽然他的故事本身也非常精彩，但是我希望看到整个故事都被如实地叙述。”

As he so endearingly narrates, staring into the faces of all the bears that Treadwell ever filmed, he discovers no kinship, no understanding, no mercy.

正如他那样动情地叙述，凝视着特雷德威尔拍摄过的所有熊的面孔，他发现没有亲情、没有理解、没有怜悯。

Though the Nun had already described this latter event, Agnes now related it more circumstantially and at large: After which She proceeded in her narrative as follows.

虽然修女已经描述了后一事件，但艾格尼丝现在更详细、更广泛地叙述了它： 之后，她继续叙述如下。

Book 6 will recount more largely the war in Heaven, in the full narrative form which Aeneas used to tell Dido of the last days of Troy(Aeneid 2).

第 6 卷将更主要地叙述天堂的战争，以埃涅阿用来告诉狄多特洛伊最后几天（埃涅阿纪 2）的完整叙述形式。

However, even the most reactionary of the capitalist papers, with two exceptions, stunned by the tremendous news, simply gave an account of what had taken place, without making any comment upon it.

但是，即使是最反动的资产阶级报纸，除了两个例外，被这个惊人的消息吓得目瞪口呆，也只是简单地叙述一下，作任何评论。

Most annoying of all is the lack of a conclusion: the book ends with a garbled account of the downfall of Margaret Thatcher and the limp observation that the 1980s were by far the most interesting part of the post-war era.

最令人解的还是书中并没有任何的结论，书中结尾处，作者断章取义地叙述了玛格丽特·撒切尔政府垮台，并草率地断言战后最为有趣的一段历史便是20世纪80年代。