Sentence examples for complicate this narrative from inspiring English sources

But, as Full Figured Fashion Week demonstrated, class and racial politics complicate this narrative.

But this passage from a Josh Kraushaar column complicates this narrative in a useful way: … the "you didn't build it line" has become a GOP meme, but it doesn't just strike a nerve with the base, but with small business employers struggling in the stagnant economy.

There are things Wilson minimized that would have complicated this narrative: the persistence of a non-Communist socialist ideal in Western Europe; the liberal tradition in Russian politics (to which Nabokov's father belonged); the success and failure of the Mensheviks, of whom Wilson did not make much.

KaoRi's story, however, complicates this longstanding narrative.

Solo portraits become doubles as second figures arrive to complicate the narrative.

Appearances can be deceiving (one of the film's lessons), though, and murder and drug smuggling befoul the air and complicate the narrative.

"Fiction can complicate the narrative," said James, as well as provide a historical context for stories that can get "flattened" in the well-meaning desire to help.

However, separate dupattas were used in the film as Rajamouli felt that getting the dupatta from the flashback would complicate the narrative.

Political paintings by Jacob Lawrence and prints by Hugo Gellert complicate the narrative of abstraction, as does Raphael Montañez Ortiz's Cowboy and "Indian" Film (1957-58).

A panel, with a scene of St. Jerome at prayer in the wilderness, complicates this strangeness with narrative.

Beyoncé was also clearly seeking to complicate the narratives around more than just infidelity or her relationship with Jay Z.