Sentence examples for narrative gained from inspiring English sources

The traction that this narrative gained was evidence that the victors do not always write the first draft of history.

This narrative gained a lot of traction among lawmakers in the immediate aftermath of the Great Recession.

The WMD intelligence-failure narrative gained favor, particularly among Democrats who had voted for the war but had come to regret their vote--and now has been embraced by nearly all of the presidential contenders--but it was not a deciding factor for President Bush or his team at the time.

The narrative gains some traction when Hamilton recounts the pivotal role of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing in Clinton's political resurrection.

The narrative gains some contemporary resonance because it takes place largely during the Progressive era, when publicly slamming the predatory practices of big business was a popular sport, one that we're beginning to see the faintest stirrings of in our own suddenly perilous economic times.

Despite their length, these narratives gained much popularity and, at least in northern India, were often read in public places, in much the same way as storytellers told stories.

Even though we had a small sample of participants, the study allowed us to describe the changes taking places in supervision in these two universities based on the rich narratives gained through in-depth interviews.

These narratives gained traction because they upheld two dominant lines of Cold War-era thinking.

The narratives gained in Study 2 offered complementary insights into care and outcomes, and revealed marked differences between the explanatory frameworks of service users and providers.

Knitted by their love story, these separate narratives gain emotional power neither would have alone because we know James and Danny to be devoted to each other, know them to be capable of profound connection and intimacy.

After the book's woolly start, the narrative gains speed and assurance.