Sentence examples for narrative existing from inspiring English sources

According to the founding entrepreneur's narrative, existing stakeholders such as her child (C), the local councilman (CM), the economic development officer (ED), her local family (F), and the Agricultural Adaptation Council (AA) had low power and urgency claims but retained legitimacy.

In 2016, Ta-Nehisi Coates authored a new era of Black Panther; an independent, fully constructed narrative, existing in a universe of his own.

Every political movement begins as a counter-narrative to an existing narrative.

I thought it would be interesting if he created a new narrative to existing music.

"As big fans of the original 'Full House,' we are thrilled to be able to introduce 'Fuller House'ss new narrative to existing fans worldwide, who grew up on the original, as well as a new generation of global viewers that have grown up with the Tanners in syndication," Cindy Holland, Netflix's vice president of original content, said in a statement.

"The archival practices that black families have—whether that's hiding things under their beds, putting things in plastic bags, or putting things in between their mattresses are very important as a way to assert a narrative that counters the existing institutional narrative that we don't always have the power to shift".

This animation grafts a new narrative level on the existing story, effectively repurposing it as a flashback: the Aviator is now an old guy who befriends a lonely little girl who has just moved in next door.

As with any big technology story, people will fit Facebook's WhatsApp acquisition neatly into whatever their existing narrative is for what's happening around smartphones, social networking and big tech more generally.

To ten Brinke, something about the existing narrative of deception didn't quite make sense.

However, this still fits into the existing narrative of international treaty rights as a foxhole for people who are already, for reasons of criminality or some other distinction of "vulnerability", (literally) beyond the pale.

But it furthers the existing narrative about Bush's campaign -- that he just can't win the day-to-day campaign battles and isn't a great messenger or campaigner.