Sentence examples for a singular narrative from inspiring English sources

CGR: Violence is not a singular narrative.

The earlier the time period, the easier it is to perceive as a singular narrative.

Lyricist Glenn Richards is more concerned with "the way words move together" than following a singular narrative, though One Crowded Hour disguises this.

"The media, preoccupied with a singular narrative about 'Africa' that missed the story of Africa — part of a larger spectrum of endless entities that have monopolized Africa's image, our brand".

The willingness to accept or promote a singular narrative about the black experiences in American society is a denial of the multitudes of lives of black men and women.

This, together with evidence for Early Holocene interaction between these neighbours, gives cause for us to question some authors continued adherence to a singular narrative of the Austronesian Hypothesis and the 'Neolithisation' of this part of the world.

Because I was trying to fight a rigid, singular narrative with a really rigid, singular narrative".

"I think you need to reflect on the fact that the narratives, issues and adversity that LGBTQ+ individuals can face is not a singular story.

His is, after all, a singular story.

He was also a journalist and a novelist of enormous and singular narrative inventiveness and thrust, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, and one of the least boring and most tireless and tiresome public figures of the last half of the 20th century.

But as directed by Jack O'Brien and acted and designed by a stellar team of artisans, "Utopia" is a major work of theatrical craftsmanship, a luscious advertisement for the singular narrative seductiveness of drama.