Sentence examples for challenged the narrative from inspiring English sources
Looking back through the comments thread now, I see gaping holes where a number of people politely challenged the narrative".
Mary Moore said her father, who died in 1986, had challenged the narrative and formally-presented artwork of the Victorian era.
Wilshaw told the conference the success of schoolchildren in London, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds who outperform their counterparts elsewhere, challenged the narrative surrounding grammar schools.
Peter Frankopan is professor of global history at Oxford University and author of the bestselling The Silk Roads: A New History of the World, which challenged the narrative of Eurocentrism and shifted focus to Asia.
In several new statements from sources with knowledge of the case, Glossip's attorneys on Friday challenged the narrative of the prosecution's most important witness and, days before he is to be executed, put new fuel on a fire that has been carried by several of Glossip's high-profile supporters, including activist Sister Helen Prejean and actor Susan Sarandon.
"The curriculum challenges the narrative of the violent extremists that there is an irreconcilable divide between Muslim believers and the apostate 'others'".
The campaign group Justice Alliance says lack of media coverage has made it very difficult to challenge the narrative of the cuts.
The former prime minister said there had been a failure to challenge the narrative that Islam was oppressed by the west which was fuelling extremism around the world.
