Sentence examples for electoral narrative from inspiring English sources

His awkwardness didn't have direct policy implications, but it revealed a surprising inability to defend his own chosen electoral narrative against fairly obvious attacks.

Last year, Florida's electoral narrative became like those hugely popular Latin American soaps, the telenovelas: highly emotive tales of power, privilege and betrayal staged in a hot mist of unrequited love.

And the final split decision -- Mr. Gore's plurality, Mr. Bush's electoral lead -- constitutes narrative genius.

Reality shows, it seems to me, are more or less attempts to recreate the core narrative of electoral politics: a bunch of candidates competing and being eliminated until a solitary winner is chosen, by most votes, with a lot of dramatic tension, narrative richness and exciting plot twists along the way.

He largely blames the media for his electoral defeat, for creating a narrative that cast him as a bigot and a racist following the social media revelations: "In this political climate that stuff's like gasoline on a fire".

More progressive energy goes into winning short-term electoral gains than into promoting a progressive narrative over the long haul.

One was to flesh out a narrative to explain the post-electoral unrest and to excuse the harshness of a crackdown that has cost at least 20 lives and sent hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Iranians to prison.

A central part of the self-serving Trump narrative is that he won an electoral landslide.

Mark Nickolas is the Managing Editor of Political Base, and this story was from his original post, "Despite Media Narrative, Obama Leads By Over 100 Electoral Votes By Independent Groups".

Based on all the evidence I see, even from the rotten year of 2014 but also from other polling and evidence, that agenda and narrative about America will build an electoral majority.

None of these narratives has inspired confidence in the electoral system as an engine of change.