Sentence examples for communal narrative from inspiring English sources

This is a communal narrative about shared injustices and triumphs.

Suicide, dismemberment and Ecstasy (without which the film's soundtrack becomes virtually unbearable) pepper the communal narrative, while worthies like Moby mistily describe the freaks-and-fabulousness aesthetic of Mr. Gatien's clubs as "Caligula with music".

Uri L'Tzedek seeks to connect the Jewish people's communal narrative of destruction and promised redemption to issues of social justice, which resound in us today.

It is regarded as a positive source of our culture, which adds to the communal narrative that binds the US together: we are all of us in this together, whoever we are and wherever we are from.

The severe droughts in the 1960s/1980s seem to have strengthened the communal rangeland crisis narrative, resulting in the conclusion by government that rangelands are in crises and in need of an intervention.

The next step of my analysis lies in retracing some communal patterns across the narratives of these interviewees, to be connected with the broader debate on aspirations.

communal living; communalism".  .

A similar thing happened in America this year: the communal experience afforded by a public narrative (and what narrative more public?) was splintered by the politics of interpretation.

In every case, they speak for themselves, but in many of his books Steinbeck felt it necessary to insert a little homily on the communal virtues early in the narrative.

"It suggests the being's unique power to induce violence, and indicates that the photographers responsible for the images are missing or dead – and thus sets the stage for the processes that would lead to the communal construction of an entire narrative tradition".

Madgulkar used various formats, including narrative, descriptive and communal songs.