Sentence examples for by this narrative from inspiring English sources

Enabled by this narrative, the state's imposition of the Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr undermines democracy and disempowers the people.

The results could be summed up by this narrative: Trump seemed to represent a shrinking, in part dying segment of America.

Suitably enough – given this is an autobiography – Sacks restates the notion here: "Each of us … constructs and lives a 'narrative' and is defined by this narrative".

By this narrative, Singapore's success is but an unrepeatable geographic and historical anomaly, likely to implode, and not worth the limitations on civil liberties.A road less travelled is to apply Lee Kuan Yew's legacy internationally.

Brüno is purportedly about the central character's efforts to conquer America – to become "the most famous Austrian since Hitler" – but it is hard to imagine anyone being gripped by this narrative.

The new measures underpinned by this narrative – the bedroom tax, the welfare cap for individual families, the benefit sanctions – save minuscule amounts in the context of the £200bn annual welfare budget, but do much to make these people's lives harder.

Maybe Zuckerberg hopes that, by laying out this narrative, he'll offer a picture of a technical loophole that has already been closed.

By and large this narrative was true most of the time since 1945.

The next step is to ask yourself what you are giving up by engaging in this narrative.

We are in all cases faced with an ethical dimension of the caregiving practices that may be learned by others in this narrative know-how.

The ground had been prepared for this narrative by the biography of Plath written by Linda Wagner-Martin, a professor of English then at Michigan State University.