Sentence examples for a pervasive narrative from inspiring English sources

While it remains unclear whether this backlash is a matter of rhetoric or if there is indeed a wholesale retreat from multiculturalism, several scholars, politicians and journalists have invoked a pervasive narrative of the rise/advance and fall/retreat of multiculturalism.

At the heart of the debate, there has been a pervasive "post-truth" narrative that Labour governments operated an open-door immigration policy – one that they maintain in opposition today.

I want to describe life as it is, or was, but to give it an order I might loosely call poetic – a matter of rhythm, echoes, form as an agent of irony, an attempt to create a pervasive harmony through the narrative voice.

But Strout is able to avoid sentimentality by imbuing Lucy's narrative with a pervasive sense of uncertainty (she routinely confesses that her memories might be the product of wish-thinking).

The article investigates whether the narrative of a pervasive presence of dynamic pricing provides a realistic description of hotels' online pricing behavior and thus challenges the view that dynamic pricing should be considered the prevailing norm for the industry.

This drives a pervasive and dangerous "Forrest Gump" narrative that tells the creators of the original dance that those with power can be mediocre and still be greater than those who originated the dance.

Black history isn't just a singular part of American history; it's a pervasive part of a vast fabric that is the American narrative.

There is a pervasive melancholy throughout, a sense of encroaching gloom that settles upon the narrative like the coal soot upon the snow piling up in the streets.

"It is a pervasive thing".

"This is such a pervasive problem.

There was a pervasive sense of defeat.