Sentence examples for longstanding narrative from inspiring English sources
There has been a longstanding narrative against Australian participation in this war.
David Jones, who teaches the history of medicine at Harvard, sees a longstanding narrative of disease and illness in this hypothesis.
Notwithstanding the longstanding narrative appeal of these pseudoscientific theories, the "causes" of homosexuality, not to mention those of heterosexuality, remain unknown.
It necessitates extremely sound reporting, research and writing since readers are sceptical and we are working against a longstanding narrative that the world can be a terrible place and the media should cover it as such.
The construction of mega developments feeds a longstanding narrative that Dubai is solely a luxurious place.
KaoRi's story, however, complicates this longstanding narrative.
I first sketch out the evolving relationships between the state, space, and nationalism in Russia and China while paying close attention to how longstanding narratives of universal and civilizational nationalism in each country are unfolding in a globalizing, deterritorializing world.
Dr Sarah Wollaston, the Conservative MP, said of the assessment procedure: "Not surprisingly, it adds to their [claimants] sense of worthlessness – already stoked by a longstanding political narrative from both sides of the political divide that they are 'shirkers, not workers' or a drain on Britain's 'hardworking people'.
In telling his life story in his two-part Autobiography, Franklin both helped coin a dominant version of the American Dream and linked it two equally longstanding national narratives: the rags-to-riches and self-made man stories".
Needless to say, the right-wing media jumped right on it because it reaffirms the longstanding "liberal media" narrative conservative have been pushing for decades.
While Hilburn doesn't aspire to recast the Cash mythology — that mythology, after all, is as true and as essential to Cash's story as anything else — he does take considerable care to point out his subject's longstanding penchant for narrative embellishment.
