Sentence examples for narrative argues from inspiring English sources

Rehnquist's greatest influence was as a model for a new breed of ideological justices, this judicious narrative argues.

Their narrative argues that jazz is much more than a timeline of musical movements and "great men": "Charlie Parker didn't pluck a language out of the air".

Finally, the ecological and holistic narrative argues that diverse, small scale and local food systems are a prerequisite for long term sustainability.

The alternative narrative argues that runaway inequality is ruining our way of life -- that as the super-rich increase their wealth, the rest of us suffer.

Francis Parkman, an American historian who was one of the first to write about natives within the colonial historical narrative, argues that the Iroquois wars "were products of an 'insensate fury' and 'mad ambition' ".

One narrative argues that inequality per se is not an essential problem as long as we have equality opportunity so that everyone has a fair chance at accumulating these riches.

Some critics of the celibacy narrative argue that eye-popping numbers about those without sexual desire mask the reality of an increasingly horny nation.

A number of authors within this narrative argued that checklists can promote the 'uncritical' use of techniques considered indicative of quality research, such as triangulation.

Russia's narrative is just as valid as the "western narrative", she argues.

They want Tetris — or Candy Crush, or perhaps the screen itself — to be a refuge from narrative, she argues, because they're embroiled in too much narrative already.

And it takes time for us to dress up an era with a clear, romantic narrative, Opie argues.