Sentence examples for narrative insists from inspiring English sources

The future has already arrived, this narrative insists, it's just not evenly distributed yet.

Traditional narrative insists that this would be the part where I would begin to struggle, against the odds, for decades, in order to fulfil my dearly held dream.

In six short years the banks responsible have gone back to business as usual, while the dominant political narrative insists it is the public sector that should pay the price.

The other narrative insists that religious satire and the right to ridicule and mock religion and other ideas is an inseparable part of life in a democracy, that in a democracy nobody has a right to impose its taboos on society at large.

At his news conference Monday afternoon, Shanahan scrambled to change the narrative, insisting that suggestions the Redskins were giving up on the season were ludicrous.

Yet many autism awareness narratives insist it is because they prioritize the feelings of neurotypicals (non-autistic people) and dismisses the rest of us as little more than zombies.

(Bunny Harvey, who points out her son's propensity for narrative embroidery, insists that it was actually Muhly's idea to attend public school).

Black hair, by definition, brings with it a huge range of choices, but we live with a dominant narrative that insists the only choice is straightness.

"Frozen 2" will be released in theatres next year; it remains to be seen whether Elsa will persist unpartnered, and how Disney will respond to the social-media lobbying effort encapsulated by the hashtag #GiveElsaAGirlfriend. But, even with this deviation from the conventional narrative, "Frozen" insists on a domesticated ending for Elsa.

Then there's the specious historical narrative that insists we pay for creating the industrial revolution since it brought on global warming.

This narrative, he insists, is all too common in Aleppo.