Sentence examples for former narrative from inspiring English sources

We may, however, believe that she still has interests in dignity and in having her former narrative and values respected.

A former narrative review on impulsivity in BD (Najt et al. 2007) suggested that there were both state and trait components to impulsivity.

With the former narrative change, Lichtenstein removed evidence that the drowning girl has a cramp in her leg.

Certainly, the former narrative structure is more organic, and it's for this reason that The Hobbit can and should accommodate a much more expansive, more languid, and less utilitarian view of Middle Earth.

After the killings in Paris and Copenhagen and after a hopefully growing understanding that the primary victims of Islamist extremists are individual Muslims who are prevented from exercising their rights, it seems to me that the former narrative has been more difficult to sustain.

By keeping time and place ambiguous, Asturias's novel represents a break from former narratives, which until this point had been judged on how adequately they reflected reality.

"In Serbia, there is still the old narrative from the former Yugoslavia, which says that the first world war happened because there was this great hero called Gavrilo Princip," Sebek said.

The death toll from the Libyan uprising is unarguably horrendous, even if it does not fit neatly into the former rebels' narrative of a David-and-Goliath struggle against a bloodthirsty regime that slaughtered tens of thousands of the helpless and the innocent.

In this epistemological context, the added value of this post-M framework is not only that it officializes the need to limit the former boundless multiculturalism narrative through more civic national values, but that interculturalism becomes a kind of mediator between the two, placing emphasis on the communicative aspect within Diversity, which also belongs to Unity.

"What doubt is there that she is trying to shift the focus of the narrative?" former presidential candidate for the conservative Independent Democratic Union party (UDI), Evelyn Matthei told VICE News.

As tourists and businesses continue to flow into Burma, a country long isolated by its former military regime, narratives of beautiful landscapes and untapped "investment potential" are replacing stories about rampant forced labor, child soldiers, and militarized attacks against civilians.