Sentence examples for current narratives from inspiring English sources

How many other ideas about modernity are being forgotten by our current narratives?

After a warm-up summary of recent events exposing Egypt's current narratives as absurdly polarised, he skewered both the Brotherhood and its hyper-nationalist successors in government.

These instances of government surveillance have been justified by decades of disparate "threats" under multiple administrations that have repeatedly made promises to "prioritize privacy without compromising security," while we all have been led by the current narratives.

Overall, our findings contradict the current narratives in Moldova and Georgia that characterize children of migrants as abandoned and instead emphasize ways in which household members stay engaged, as caregivers, with children back home.

I am offering a brief genealogy of the term because, although its semantics might suit the reflections which led me to conceive question n. 5, its pragmatics do not comply with them; actually, the current narratives developing the term mostly fall into a techno-reductionism which does not take into account the cultural and social ramifications of gender identity.

The current narratives that are coming from the trans community seemingly refer solely to those who transition, and the language that is increasingly being used by the community is becoming more and more exclusionary.

She feels that N.C.L.B., by setting up unrealizable goals, unwittingly launched the current narrative of education failure.

If multiculturalism is dumped as a disaster (or dead or failed, as the current narrative goes), what are you left with?

The book is a masterful look at the insider trading scandals and greed on Wall Street of the late 1980s and mirrors much of the current narrative with a colorful cast of characters like Ivan Boesky and Michael Milken.

When this happens, there can be the tendency for the news media to focus on those polls that confirm its current narrative about the race, while ignoring those that might tell a different story.

The playfully intellectual ensemble called the T.E.A.M. mounts "Mission Drift," a musical about the evolution of global capitalism that pairs a current narrative with one about 14-year-old employees of the first multinational corporation.