Sentence examples for Reframe the narrative from inspiring English sources

It is his opportunity to reframe the narrative, to reinsert himself into the sport.

After it had destroyed its national leadership the former government then turned its attention to local and communal indigenous leadership; and finally, the government got to change perceptions and reframe the narrative of the "stolen generation".

The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum reopened Saturday, after a 10-month renovation that sought to reframe the narrative of the 37th president's life and legacy.

"Governor Christie has to reframe the narrative away from New Jersey because he doesn't have a New Jersey miracle that he can point to," said Matthew Hale, an associate professor of public administration at Seton Hall University in New Jersey.

Alternately, the modalities that have helped me the most when I've been in a relapse of severe panic attacks have not been attempts to "cure" the attacks, but rather, to reframe the narrative of what I'm experiencing.

Attending the Talks, HE Mrs. Lalla Malika Issoufou, Niger's First Lady highlighted the need to reframe the narrative on youth and children in Niger.

"Religious And Ideological Dimensions Of The Israeli Settlements Issue: Reframing The Narrative?".

Title Religious and Ideological Dimensions of the Israeli Settlements Issue: Reframing the Narrative?

Religious and Ideological Dimensions of the Israeli Settlements Issue: Reframing the Narrative?

It's similar to what Lost did for several seasons, constantly reframing the narrative to give it a fresh feeling each year.

The story of the novel that emerges from this ignored archive is one that both reframes the narrative inherited from the European novel as well as corrects fundamental elements of novel theory that have largely neglected markets, readers, and circulation.