Sentence examples for crisis narrative from inspiring English sources

An Intensely Private Man The crisis narrative is standard fare for modern politicians.

"The Crisis in the Investiture Crisis Narrative," History Compass 7/6 (2009): 1570-1580.

If nothing else, Mr. Homm's reappearance gives Germany something its financial crisis narrative has lacked so far.

This could be a clever way of sharing a new version of the housing crisis narrative with an audience.

Peer Steinbrück is the right man to challenge Merkel's crisis narrative and take this debate in a more constructive direction.

But more recently, it has had to do with the growing tug of war between the commissioners over which financial crisis narrative would win out.

The reason for this inability is that the party has bought into the same panoply of false crisis narratives.

At a time when the concept of sustainability has largely given way to a sense of recurrent crisis, narratives of successful adaptation have powerful currency.

'Such crisis narratives that blamed local peoples for desertification were immensely useful to colonial powers and newly independent rulers for justifying many political, social, and economic changes in the name of environmental protection', Davis writes (p. 142).

As a feature of every Gunners campaign these days is a Wenger-in-crisis narrative at some juncture.

In Beattie's fictional world divorce is emotional crisis made narrative tool, the monster in the tale; the trick for her characters is somehow to defang it, live with it in a comic fashion, which they do, if bittersweetly.