Sentence examples for fundamental narrative from inspiring English sources

"I think every case in litigation and every argument in politics is about the fundamental narrative," he said.

And for all these films' dash and style, they both face the fundamental narrative problem: nothing really happens in them.

"Even if this does turn into a sustained down move over a period of a week or two, the fundamental narrative of central bank easing and improving economic data should reassert itself," Beauchamp added.

But the violence in Ferguson tells of a deeper, more fundamental narrative about what African Americans have done, and what has been done to them, in the decades since the urban riots of the 1960s — the fire last time.

That said, even if this does turn into a sustained down move over a period of a week or two, the fundamental narrative of central bank easing and improving economic data should reassert itself.

The AP U.S. History course is an advanced, college-level course – not an introductory U.S. history course — and is not meant to be students' first exposure to the fundamental narrative of U.S. history.

It is a huge loss of belief in the fundamental narratives of Christianity and Judaism, the biblical concepts of divinity in relation to humanity.

By now I knew enough about the time in which I was living to know that one of our fundamental narratives was that a critical moment of disillusion could be followed by a bitter but justified downward slide into decadence.

She diagrams, with a great deal of specificity, how the fundamental narratives of his three books were essentially fictionalized portraits of the Sweden few people knew, a place where latent white supremacy found expression in all aspects of contemporary life, and anti­extremists lived in persistent fear of attack.

I think there are two fundamental narratives when it comes to defending or denouncing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.

Renewal by immigrants is the fundamental American narrative, the story of people in ships, then covered wagons, coming to settle and make fruitful a land that rewarded their courage and grit.