Sentence examples for dangerous narrative from inspiring English sources

"It is a dangerous narrative in your own base because it cuts down on enthusiasm and it is a narrative that his opponents will pick up on".

We must not allow these events to cause the division and fear that can further feed the dangerous narrative of religious conflict.

"The transition to democracy has allowed popular prejudices to influence how the new government rules, and has amplified a dangerous narrative that casts Muslims as an alien presence in Buddhist-majority Burma," the London-based Burma Human RinhtheNetworeportd in the report.

This in my opinion is a dangerous narrative as it is projecting wrong kind of heroes.

A presidential candidate can use their national platform to support that dangerous narrative, or to counter it.

And why have politicians used these tragic events to promote a dangerous narrative of fear mongering against Syrian refugees?

But attributing these clashes to conflict between ethnicities is inflammatory in itself: It feeds conveniently into two dangerous narratives that we regularly encountered among South Sudanese and the international community while conducting research in South Sudan's southwest between November 2014 and March 2015.

"While all concerned seek to avoid an accidental escalation leading to conflict, the risk is being multiplied by misplaced overconfidence, dangerous narratives and rhetoric, and the lack of communication channels," he said.

Isis exploits the idea of a "crusade" and Western governments and commentators are giving them fodder for this dangerous, seductive narrative.

Trump and his allies continue to claim that immigration threatens the jobs of poor black people, but that's a dangerous false narrative.

The anger and animus toward LGBT people from these Trump supporters – many of them young – belies the idiotic and dangerous media narrative that posits Trump as "more accepting on gay issues" than other Republicans.