Sentence examples for a dominant narrative from inspiring English sources

That said, Francis did manage to insert into the script a few characteristic moments that the press could weave into a dominant narrative of his visit.

Black hair, by definition, brings with it a huge range of choices, but we live with a dominant narrative that insists the only choice is straightness.

Neither the United Kingdom nor Canada, despite having the Westminster system, has seen leadership become such a dominant narrative, prime minister after prime minister, government after government.

The past, the future, and even the present are unclear, but soon there will be a dominant narrative of these times, which will make it more difficult to remember those uncertainties.

"We still live in a community that has a dominant narrative of a white heteronormative family with defined roles and stereotypes for men and women and what they do at home and at work.

To go back to the example of Rihanna, when that happened, there were two things I noticed then that I continue to see today: a dominant narrative was that she deserved the abuse but, paradoxically, that she was somehow magically strong enough to be able to take it.

"I'm revealing my perspective," says Bell. "We all know that a narrative is a dominant story that is represented as the truth and a counternarrative is an alternative to that.

If there was a single dominant narrative in Europe these past two weeks, it was one of goodbyes.

As a result, the dominant narrative is one which perpetuates an assumption that people are electing to have late-term abortions for the sake of convenience.

As a result, the dominant narrative that is based on these myths circulates unchallenged and becomes a story that is told and retold, and becomes further crystallised through each retelling.

In past elections this line of attack would likely be a far more dominant narrative.