Sentence examples similar to long standing narrative from inspiring English sources

The evident frailty of Paterno, who is eighty-four, and had been coaching at Penn State since the Truman Administration, complicated one long-standing narrative that was revived by some critics to explain the circumstances leading to his ouster.

The camera sees what the photographer wants to see: we then learn, in Tanya Sheehan and Gates's essay, "Marketing Racism: Popular Imagery in the United States and Europe," how advertising, which was tied to photography, developed its own long-standing narrative about blackness in the nineteenth century as well.

From the findings, the people of Tharaka have four seasons contrary to the long-standing narrative that Kenya has two rainfall seasons MAM and OND.

Which then, in this case, is the truth that the court of public opinion is left to believe: Gafni, or any alleged predator, as victim of public media witch hunts or Gafni as predator, enjoying the powerful and protective position of a male-dominated society, and in effect manipulating the long-standing misogynistic narrative to his benefit?

It's an imagined narrative but I want to emphasise the long standing impact of childhood trauma on the adult.

[HCP05] Where depression was perceived as long standing as opposed to of recent onset, clinicians described patients as equally reticent to draw on a narrative that reinforced their depression as a recognisable entity.

They're all friends of long standing.

Wives of long standing shuddered in empathy.

He received a long standing ovation.

Settlement there is of long standing.

Some routes are of long standing.