Sentence examples for narrative exposed from inspiring English sources

Its coolly analytical narrative exposed the unedifying mix of high-flown ideology and sordid factional wrangles.

His autobiographical narrative exposed the struggles that mixed-race individuals such himself faced (as he was conceived by a white man and an enslaved woman), documented the debased treatment of slaves, and decried the institution itself for forcing slaves to result to deceitful and dishonest measures in order to abet their survival.

The left is surely resurgent – and so is the left-wing narrative: exposing government secrets is a noble cause.

Watch our critique of the MSM "narrative" Exposing the Official 1980s -- created to build support for Charlie Wilson's War following the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

Picking and choosing which events contain the true liberals/Democrats based on how it fits your personal or political narrative exposes a bias and hypocrisy that makes it difficult to take these talking heads seriously.

Despite their self-imposed labels, their narratives exposed how complex, fascinating, and human they were...like we all are.

However, the majority of the interviewees responded primarily about the wife and when the interviewer probed about their role in the breast health of other female family members, the narratives exposed the culture of Eib.

These first-person narratives expose not only trends but also consistent concerns and challenges affecting parents as they return to work.

Recognizing that the descriptions are only narratives exposes the contestability of every public conversation about basic visions of the appropriate political ordering of our society.

The Last Airbender consistently spun compelling narratives exposing systemic sexism like Sokka underestimating but coming to respect the all-female Kyoshi Warriors or Katara discovering that the Northern Water Tribe won't let her learn combat skills because she's a woman, even though she's one of the world's most powerful waterbenders.

This culturally adopted 'resigned fatalism' is prominent in contexts in which people have had to become resilient and adaptive to system shortfalls, but were so pervasive that narratives exposing these constraints were at first easily overlooked.