Sentence examples for contentious narrative from inspiring English sources

To be sure, this is just the beginning of this case, and a richer, more textured, yet even more contentious narrative will undoubtedly emerge in the coming months.

As a history of Bollywood (a name the authors say is itself contentious), the narrative is informative.

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When the short-story writer in question is as innovative and idiosyncratic as Deborah Eisenberg, it's an opportunity for both celebration and appraisal, a chance to explore our expectations of narrative in contentious times.

Today scientists and politicians are more contentious, but Snow's dramatic narrative remains the best guide.

History textbook authors intentionally develop unified, nation-state narratives free of contentious views (FitzGerald1979; Moreau2004; O'Leary1999; Zimmerman2002).

The more challenging parts of the narrative -- Pinter's contentious divorce, the controversies that swirled around the playwright's public condemnations of the Bush and Blair governments -- are handled with good sense, seemliness and tact.

In what follows we offer two real world illustrative breakdowns of narratives related to the contentious issue of childhood vaccine safety.

It is these memories that are contentious and have been erased from the official narrative.

Although this helps action to be taken particularly in regulation, it also allowed more complex narratives to be ignored, and alternative solutions, more contentious and contested, to be avoided.

This proved to be a contentious point, as former LBJ aides and historians emerged to refute her narrative.