Sentence examples for have a different narrative from inspiring English sources

The Pakistanis have a different narrative.

Suddenly we have a different narrative — a narrative to which the Qaeda leadership is violently opposed — making the political and social weather across the Middle East.

But Morsi's initial bedfellows in that revolution, the leftists, liberals and moderates who would later join Mubarak's allies to call for Morsi's exit, have a different narrative.

"But the people who have the power and the money have a different narrative".

On the opposite side of the trenches, Saller and the people at Bulls Balls have a different narrative.

This story has a different narrative: its emphasis is not on longevity but on the compression of time.

There's four sections in the book and each section has a different narrative style and we've kept to that as much as possible.

She absolutely refused to accept that the Arabs were moved by a sense of injustice, that they felt humiliated, or that they had a different narrative of the conflict in Palestine.

For her part, Anderson said she suspects the One Newark rollout may have followed a different narrative in a year that didn't feature a mayoral election.

Plymouth's support, more than 30,000 of whom arrived in laudable voice, might have expected a different narrative against a side they finished six points ahead of in the league, but were outbattled and found it hard to cope with the 6ft 4in striker Tom Elliott during the opening period.

Would the book be more successful if Parker had chosen a different narrative method?