Sentence examples for a shared narrative from inspiring English sources

It was collective imagining with a shared narrative.

"Groups seek to develop a shared narrative as an explanation for what is happening," Vedantam writes.

So he is forced to make awkward juxtapositions and segues among people who did not cross the Atlantic at the same time (though "everyone knew the perils of the sea"), did not live a shared narrative and did not share all that much common ground.

Let's try to persuade a large number of people from Derry who were either on that march or whose family members were on that march, and a large group of soldiers who had served in Northern Ireland, and see if we can take the known facts and together shape a shared narrative cinematically.

Of Comey's dismissal, and more, he added, "We need a shared narrative about how we are as a people, what government can and can't do, and what the beating heart of the First Amendment and free press and freedom of assembly and speech and religion means to us".

Certainly, to begin with, there was a shared narrative of national interest and future economic development possibilities among the developers and policymakers.

Having said that, the good news is that Democrats are finally getting close to a shared narrative--a powerful, values-based story about their core beliefs.

The important point is practically all these terms have been used by one side characterizing the behaviors of the other, rather than as part of a commonly shared narrative about the relationship's future.

"'Grace Engine' was really about trying to create a sense of shared narrative over time," she said.

They talked in hushed tones with the occasional loud guffaws that follow an indecent joke or shared narrative of someone's day.

In a small country, the impact of economic and political instability is profound, a fact observed in the shared narrative across the sample.