Sentence examples for narrative guns from inspiring English sources

Although their stories are not usually told together in a single narrative, guns and cloth emerge as products of national defense.

Right off the bat, Schmitz mentions the two things that made him and other overseas reporters begin questioning Daisey's narrative: guns and Starbucks.

During the conference call, Ryan accused Democrats of being "desperate" to change the narrative to guns because they lacked confidence in their own record against terrorism.

If I had to do it again, I would tell my own narrative about guns, and make sure that the voters were hearing directly from me".

In a real sense, Trayvon Martin's death at the hands of George Zimmerman exposes the mythology of the NRA's core narrative about guns and self-defense.

In 2010 suicide accounted for 61% of gun-injury deaths in America.Such statistics do not fit the narrative of the gun lobby, of course, with their insistence that a gun in the home makes citizens safer.

Not only did Hickenlooper hold on to to his seat, but the Republicans also lost the two seats they picked up in the recall the year before – undermining, in essence, the pro-gun narrative around its success.

Mr. McCain is a warrior, a former fighter pilot, and it's no secret that Americans have long been thrilled by the romantic Top Gun narrative of fighter pilots, those specialists in the realm of the dangerous and the reckless.

There is a story we tell about America ― one that twists together the conflicting narratives of patriotism, guns and God.

Owning a gun is not for everyone, the black gun owners explain, but how can the narrative around black men and guns be changed unless more of us give legal gun ownership a try?

We only re-categorized cases where the evidence was clear that the shooting was unintentional (e.g., the narrative stated the shooter was "playing with the gun" or "thought the gun was unloaded") and there was no evidence of a precipitating argument or anger between the shooter and victim.