Sentence examples for alluring narratives from inspiring English sources

Secondary gains, however, are essentially the side-effects of the chronic polarization of this conflict: powerful allies offering material and political support [the Usupportoft of Israel and moderate Palestinians verses Iran's support for Palestinian militants such as Hamas], engaging in alluring narratives, public attention and useful alliances etc".

The ICG highlighted in November how, while an "alluring narrative of a successful counterinsurgency campaign has begun to take shape", the reality is that "Afghanistan still lacks a cohesive national security strategy and the Afghan military and police remain dangerously fragmented and highly politicised".

Unless we in the west can combat their ideas with better ideas, puncture the alluring narrative of victimhood politics, question their self-assured martyrdom, and end perceptions of incessant enmity with non-Muslims then we will be confined to dealing with symptoms of terrorist attacks rather than healing the underlying causes.

Reuniting the Lucy and Desi of reality television is too alluring a narrative to ignore.

In the last frames, he has stolen a boat and is heading out to sea... Quadrophenia was immediately alluring as a narrative, before I had heard a minute's music.

It's an "alluring" fishing story.

With soft focus, slow shutter speeds and multiple exposures, Ms. Goldkind, the photography runner-up, deliberately confuses illusion and reality in a successful effort to suggest fictional narratives for her alluring actresses.

The narrative dominoes fall with masterly precision once Toby Bell returns, and by the time he's joined by Kit's alluring daughter the story settles into classic conspiracy thriller territory, the two of them racing to assemble evidence before they can be silenced by the men who pull the strings.

Hindman's stylistic experimentation gives her book an alluring energy but hobbles her narrative.

And perhaps McCarthy's primary purpose after all is to expose as an empty delusion the bourgeois reader's pitiable need for alluring characters, emotional heights and narrative closure.

Scaremongering narratives may be more alluring than the less sensational, scientific findings, but they are not harmless.