Sentence examples for amendment narrative from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more of them may dare to complicate the dominant Second Amendment narrative of politicians by speaking out, as others have before.

Consider also, as if it were a negotiating position or film narrative, the Second Amendment argument made by Dorothy Samuels in the #4 most popular story on BillMoyers.com in 2015 (originally published by The Nation).

Of course Republicans, no strangers to false narratives, said "allowing the amendment would have "blown up" the state budget, even though the program costs the state nothing".

David Blight, a professor at Yale who was briefly an adviser on the film, defended it, cautiously, as delivering a useful public lesson on the 13th Amendment, even if it ended up reinforcing a simplified heroic narrative of Lincoln.

But Nowrasteh said he objects to Paul's new amendment selectively restricting benefits, noting that the legislation fuels an inaccurate narrative that refugees are seeking entry to the U.S. primarily to take advantage of government benefits.

While it is true that the amendment was a classic election-year ploy, it owes its power as much to a peculiar narrative of class hostility as it does to homophobia or ideology.

Fourteenth Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment.

Narrative intensity?

And narrative?

Narrative problem?

Narrative ellipses.