Sentence examples for globalized narrative from inspiring English sources

AfriForum's work has helped "feed the efforts of the conspiracy theorists and hate networks that hope to create a globalized narrative of white victimhood," Dawes of Human Rights Watch said.

We live in an increasingly globalized and globalizing world.

A globalized world economy needs global power sources.

Cleave, a columnist for the Guardian, tells a politicized tale of a post-colonial, globalized world, by way of just the sort of emotionally charged narrative that Oprah prefers.

Not a particularly consequential experience, perhaps, but surely one that has a life in Osama's memory and imagination — and another indication, among many available in his life, that he should be understood not only as a self-isolating radical imbued with millenarian religious narratives, but also as a modern and globalized figure whose experiences and outlook belong very much to our age.

Courteau observed that although Little Bee learns English from newspapers she acquires at the English detention centre, her reference points are still Nigerian, and thus through her narrative voice Cleave "illustrates the forcible dislocations of a globalized world".

We have a globalized economy.

Hyperefficient globalized companies need fewer workers.

Globalized values likewise encourage sexual liberty.

"He's globalized," Clinton Young, of Mount Vernon, reflected.

Globalized values similarly encourage sexual liberty.