Sentence examples similar to Promulgate the narrative from inspiring English sources
The al-Aqsa media operation — which includes a TV station, a production company and a Web site — has massaged and promulgated the Hamas narrative since the days of the second Palestinian uprising and today represents one of the most resilient aspects of the movement.
In the narrative promulgated by the panjandrums of the Washington commentariat, this would involve publicly acknowledging his grave character flaws, disassembling the tight-knit circle of aides that surrounds him, inviting over some Capitol Hill bigwigs (and possibly some media bigwigs) for whiskey-and-poker evenings, and generally being less of an arrogant, aloof jerk.
The treasurer has been able to skilfully reorient the government away from the narrative it promulgated for its first two years, towards a more centrist and electable space.
For this reason the ideas that do fit with the narrative are promulgated widely (for example digital-by-default, shared services and outsourcing).
There are many things an observer might ask about what lay beneath the narrative that C and her family promulgated – whether she was, in fact, depressed, or whether, contrariwise, she had made a reasonable and clear-eyed call on what life with a long-term illness was like, which she was choosing to express via that catch-all, "sparkle".
She enslaves the narrative.
Blood feuds dominate the narrative.
How quickly the narrative changes.
"They are losing the narrative".
