Sentence examples for favoured narrative from inspiring English sources

The favoured narrative that the Beatles killed the Brill Building hit factory isn't something Barry buys into: "I never heard that before.

His focus on modern, urban subjects which he presented in a straightforward, almost detached manner distinguished him still more from the standards of the Salon, which generally favoured narrative and avoided the gritty realities of everyday life.

Osborne's favoured political narrative (repeated by much of the media) that the poor and rich may have been raided but strivers have been helped, collides with the reality that working households on low incomes will be hit hard by year after year of real terms cuts to tax credits and benefits.

Authoring reflexively accomplished self-narratives allows actors to present to others favoured versions of the self, redefining their sense of who they are (Brown and Jones, 2000: Goffman, 1959; Kornberger and Brown, 2007; Sveningsson and Alvesson, 2003).

But his later utterances spoke more directly to a narrative that worsened after an encouraging start: Hatton, slain by a body shot – once his own favoured form of execution – knew he had no more to give and what he did bring was not enough.

Penalties all favoured Australia.

Favoured destinations included New Zealand and Australia.

Though some favoured a coherent frontal viewpoint, however active, Bernini is known to have conceived a work (the Apollo and Daphne) in which the narrative unfolded in details discovered as the viewer walked around the work, beginning from the rear.

Wrestling is another favoured sport.

Demolition was the favoured solution.

Some favoured actions over words.