Sentence examples for 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?
In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.
21 In our narratives, isolation was often a long-standing way of being; however, participants also had few opportunities to develop new daily routines from which to develop a sense of well-being and identity.
In sum, although I wouldn't claim that four-part narratives are universal to all story genres, they are certainly widespread and long-standing.
This is not a full historical narrative of the increasing complexity of cancer therapeutics; for that, we would need to explore how long-standing "bedside" understandings of cancer articulated with mid-nineteenth-century pathological anatomy, and both modes with the new surgery of the late nineteenth century.
The author goes on to note that Ethel's role in Dot's narrative was difficult to replace because "far from being complete stereotypes, their relationships depend on them being long-standing friends with the ability to share stories and reminisce.
Last year Michael Sheen's Port Talbot Passion play built on a long-standing tradition in the area and was well received, although some accused it of drifting too far from the original gospel narrative.
