Sentence examples for dictate narrative from inspiring English sources

While Hugo's "music" refers to words and cadence (and not the Dead Kennedys) he reminds us to let language dictate narrative.

But letting McGregor dictate the narrative is a good move for another reason: it reduces the potential damage to trans people that comes when their stories are appropriated from outside the community.

Many perspectives will be vying with one another to dictate the narrative of what's "really" happened.

"I don't understand why you would allow someone who doesn't care about immigrants to dictate the narrative of immigration," he said.

The Nigerian born, former professional boxer has faced many fights in his life but he hasn't allowed anyone to dictate his narrative.

So there are dialogue choices in the game, but they're all to do with the emotions the characters are going through, rather than a way for the player to dictate the narrative".

The uneven pacing is sometimes disorienting: Indeed, in some cases the authors appear to have let their extensive research dictate the narrative, as in an odd digression describing the purchase prices of homes of Bureau of Mines chief Royd Sayers.

"What it boils down to is a privileged elite who've had a monopoly on dictating the narrative.

The strategy of relentlessly repeating the charges that Mr. Forrester mingles business with politics is a simple one, but it is dictating the narrative of the race.

In a free-for-all like this, where the laws of gravity and dictates of narrative logic are left to eat dust, it doesn't matter when anything takes place or why.

The point is that it's you dictating the narrative, not the Kardashians.