Sentence examples for inaccurate narrative from inspiring English sources

That led her to solidify in her mind an inaccurate narrative, he said.

But that is an inaccurate narrative.

The diversity of the black male experience has been whittled down into a singular sensational and often inaccurate narrative.

But Nowrasteh said he objects to Paul's new amendment selectively restricting benefits, noting that the legislation fuels an inaccurate narrative that refugees are seeking entry to the U.S. primarily to take advantage of government benefits.

She added that officials decided to release the still image "to stop some of the inaccurate narrative forming about the incident, such as that the subject of the shooting had his shirt off and his hands up when he was shot".

Indeed, to the extent The Big Country supplies mainstream audiences with a satisfying (but historically inaccurate) narrative about how white culture tamed the "virgin yet violent" West, a desolate and uninhabited land waiting domestication, the film epitomizes a viewpoint that invites productive critique.

He thus concludes that Moynihan's "privilege-defending and inaccurate cultural narrative, however it was intended, implies that poor people of color are to blame for the effects of institutional racism and classism and diverts attention from the real causes of inequity".

The faulty narrative of impending doom has yielded to an equally inaccurate story of doom narrowly averted.

But instead of a real look at women's life options, we get a sentimental, inaccurate and incomplete narrative.

She said the trend could be feeding an inaccurate, self-perpetuating narrative about kratom's supposed deadly harm, while also leading medical examiners to miss other potential causes of death.

Yet however inaccurate, such a dualistic narrative serves an important rhetorical function in the President's larger argument.