Sentence examples for a very different narrative from inspiring English sources
In recent weeks Ms. Kadeer has given a very different narrative.
"But I thought this is the best way to protect these institutions that we care so much about.'' A close examination, however, of the F.B.I.'s handling of the Clinton e-mails reveals a very different narrative, one that was not nearly so clear-cut or inevitable.
But that is a very different narrative than the one the United States and the international community have.
While things are changing, females have been taught a very different narrative about how to relate to masturbation.
"It was a tale of two cities, there was a very different narrative, a black Katrina narrative that was resounding and that was appalling to see played out in the media". .
OFA's back channel exhortations for supporters to increase the pressure and "win this thing" tell a very different story from the media narrative about a reluctant, unengaged president.
And no, that's not traditional universalism because it works within a very different framing narrative than traditional universalism, exclusivism, and inclusivism all assume.
By keeping open the possibility that Myrdon did in fact commit the murder while at the same time presenting him as the victim of a miscarriage of justice, it burdens itself with two very different narratives.
Two very different narratives, both questioning the roles of the artist and women in society, issues that remain relevant to this day.
The story I ended up writing in The Little Stranger was not the one I'd imagined at the start: it became a very different sort of narrative, with a pull and excitement all its own.
