Sentence examples for lopsided narrative from inspiring English sources
Wordsworth's life, like most lives perhaps, makes for a lopsided narrative; everything exciting that happened to him happened between the ages of twenty and thirty-five.
The questions propelling my curiosity about others their images and mine are the bits I recognize and also don't recognize in myself, but which filter my narrative, my lopsided tale of self.
When it keeps on stumbling over the same easily avoidable obstacles and when it keeps stacking the narrative deck in preposterously lopsided ways, I react about as well as the Dowager Countess would react to finding a dirty hippie in the shrubbery.
In blunt reality, most of the people who need to do this have little to gain and so we remain in the thrall of men's narratives that portray a lopsided reality.
This lopsided distribution of costs is built upon a distorted narrative: profligate governments from Europe's less responsible nations spent beyond their means and now can't repay their debt.
Ehrenreich doesn't believe in the notion of "objective" journalism, and it's clear he has little sympathy for the narrative that Palestinian stone throwers pose a danger to IDF soldiers backed by a lopsided legal system and equipped with tear gas, rubber-coated bullets, and "skunk spray"— a rancid fluid that soldiers use to dispel gatherings and even nonviolent protests.
Why the lopsided outcome?
No books in lopsided piles.
Look for a lopsided victory.
The death toll of last summer's violence was lopsided – with more than 2,200 Palestinians and 73 Israelis killed – but the UN report strains to understand the Israeli as well as Palestinian narrative behind those numbers.
