Sentence examples for legitimate narrative from inspiring English sources

Developing a legitimate narrative for a group becomes challenging, too.

"They don't think, Is this a legitimate narrative, a legitimate religion?

The result is likely to enhance the influence and standing of patient advocates, improving their communication with a better-informed and more organized patient community, and thus giving them a more coherent, representative, and popularly legitimate narrative with which to develop and justify strategies for addressing patient needs via grant-making and policy.

As originally construed, liminality (1) implied both an objective state and the subjective experience of feeling betwixt and between, and was (2) temporary, (3) obligatory, (4) guided by elders and/or supported by a community of fellow liminars, (5) rooted in culturally legitimate narratives, (6) and led to a progressive outcome, i.e., the next logical step in a role hierarchy.

In particular, Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric legitimates the narrative that groups like ISIS and Al Qaeda use to recruit impressionable young people.

But instead of writing stories based on historical facts, the media turns even the most reckless anti-Obama attacks -- such as Lindsey Graham's claim that Crimea was fueled by our "failure" in Benghazi -- into legitimate policy narratives.

As a candidate, she has so many attractive qualities that several legitimate-sounding narratives could be crafted around them.

This is a legitimate question, one narrative or creative nonfiction writers must be prepared to answer when readers and editors want reassurance about scenes we've reconstructed.

At any rate, his character lends itself to no legitimate sort of narrative compactness.'.

Students also seemed to distinguish between the (legitimate) use of narratives to aid student learning for a clinical context, and the (discouraged) use of stories in formal scientific discourse: R3: Stories are good from our perspective, the ones that relate to general day to day life on the ward, cause they teach you what to look out for and put in context what you need to know.

It poses a contradiction in beefcake: the N.F.L.'s legitimate thumping provides a false narrative of clean entertainment, while the W.W.F.'s staged conflict tells some dopey truths about horror and blood lust.