Sentence examples for narrative defense from inspiring English sources

Both "Motherland" and "Triburbia" offer postures of narrative defense against the notion that New York is now a boring, commitment-obsessed place.

Or a narrative sensibility.

Choose a narrative voice.

The running narrative among defense lawyers is this: The S.E.C. brought its case in front of an administrative judge to discredit Mr. Gupta to help the criminal case against Mr. Rajaratnam.

In addition to CATO, other right-leaning analysts, advocates, and politicians have also been vocally challenging the narrative that defense spending must not be decreased.

The trouble with this narrative as a defense of the nineteen-seventies is that it is really a defense of the nineteen-eighties.

The prosecution countered the defense narrative of lawless disrespect with one of forensics.

After prosecutors probed inconsistencies in Mr. Zimmerman's story — he said that Mr. Martin had jumped out of the bushes, although no bushes were found at the place he indicated — two police officers who took the stand said that the discrepancies were slight and that the broad narrative of self-defense offered by Mr. Zimmerman remained largely unchanged.

Beyond these denials, the defense's narrative posits a sexually rebellious girl crossing cultures by crossing a city street.

The narrative around Baltimore's defense will focus once again on Ray Lewis, who sobbed during the national anthem and then went on to lead his team in tackles against New England.

To invert Frost's defense of narrative in poetry, prose "ought at least be as good as the poetry it might have been".