Sentence examples for established narrative from inspiring English sources

On one hand there is a clearly established narrative which says "yes, this is horrible, it is unbearable, this is what happens both in war, and, perhaps worse, it can happen in peace as well".

From this moment of crisis, it tapped into an already established narrative about Britain's "finest hour" – the aerial Battle of Britain in 1940-41 – when it was the only country left fighting the Third Reich.

Some staffers believe Mahler, who covers the media, didn't sufficiently advance the bin Laden raid story enough through new reporting to challenge the established narrative.

Although that season still earned critical praise, it veered way off the previously established narrative path and focused on trauma over jokes.

But Rooney disrupts established narrative tropes to let this romance between an older man and a younger woman play out in a way that's fresh.

This led him on a four-year-long rabbit hole of research and questioning the established narrative about busing, affirmative action, and other liberal policy standbys.

The ceremony established narratives about London, and Britain, which the past fortnight has come to exemplify.

Still now, there are always stories, or riffs on old, established narratives.

But the thinking behind the others remains obscure even after you've struggled through the waffle in the official guide ("flashbacks can rupture established narratives…").

Not only does it seem an entirely natural impulse in a lifelong writer confronting the final line, but The Girl in the Polka Dot Dress adapts one of story-telling's most established narratives, the quest.

Meanwhile aside from the high number of children involved, Fort Myers in many ways fit established narratives of large scale US gun violence, conceivably making it less extraordinary from a media coverage perspective.