Sentence examples for deceptive narrative from inspiring English sources

From Pamela Geller's deceptive narrative on honour killings, to the BNP's distortion of Islamic theology, this focus serves a tactical purpose: recruit members to their cause, and cement the idea that Islam oppresses women – believed by 69% of the British public.

Geithner's deceptive narrative is so cheap that he uses as evidence in the cause of his own boldness that the stimulus was larger, in absolute terms, than the entire New Deal.

Furthermore, Mark Zuckerberg has resorted to deceptive narratives to promote his efforts.

"The deceptive narratives in Flint were not given the opportunity to take root," Lambrinidou said.

When there is video, deceptive police narratives are untenable.

THE CHILD'S CHILD (Scribner, $26) is doubly deceptive because its narrative turns on two parallel plots about sexual taboos, each set in a different time frame but dealing with identical themes of love, loyalty, betrayal and murder.

Turning her back on the current fashion of experimentalism, Marques produced a narrative of deceptive simplicity, a love story that exposed human weaknesses and ill-assorted passions in a close-knit community of her native Madeira.

This is an epic narrative told, with deceptive casualness, as a mother's bedtime story to her small daughter.

Therefore, the growing narrative insinuating some deceptive, profiteering motives with regards to user data does not resonate with me.

JM Coetzee's quietly deceptive new novel exploits this reflex, with a narrative that belongs to two opposite types simultaneously, revealing its true allegiance only on the last page - in fact the last sentence.

And, although the devices are far from shocking or original, Maupin's disruption of trust and certainty in his narratives is achieved precisely and with deceptive simplicity.