Sentence examples for have a common narrative from inspiring English sources

As the past three years of financial and economic strife have made plain, Europe does not have a common narrative for the 21st century.

But one reason the case became so notorious is that it fit into what has become a common narrative.

The angry electorate has been a common narrative throughout this election cycle.

It has become a common narrative for politicians in general, but especially so for high-profile members of the Tea Party: She came, she saw, she left in disgrace.

Indigenous people moving and being pushed from their home territories into the cities has been a common narrative unknown to many Canadians.

"We have a common ground.

"Some elements in the armed forces are still reluctant to deal a final blow to the militants" and probably because of this "the major opposition parties have avoided developing a common narrative against them," he says.

This has, sadly, become a common narrative: small, multi-genre venues serving broad communities – while occasionally also playing host to more intimate sets from bigger acts – having the rug pulled from beneath them in the name of financial gain.

It has pointed out how absent we've been in building a common narrative about modern American citizenship.

The ICTY trials have laid down a record of the mass murder in Bosnia for future generations and historians, but it has not been accepted as a common narrative among all Bosnia's communities.

According to a common narrative, we have lived through a textbook instance of the madness of crowds.