Sentence examples for narrative of shared from inspiring English sources

They will need to construct a compelling narrative of shared sacrifice, but shared sacrifice for what?

This "narrative of shared scarcity," Mr. Ryan says, will be trumped by the Republican story line.

A leader must weave a narrative of shared loss while acknowledging consuming anger.

The result has been the widely propagated post-colonial narrative of shared British blame and shame.

The result: the Long Island Rail Road conveyed a narrative of shared pain, of workers fighting back against unprecedented damage that was beyond their control.

By the time Roseberry's ghost wreaks havoc on the last of the white Redds and China's grand-daughter plans to leave Roseberry behind, what emerges is a melancholy narrative of shared fate, of lives diminished by being haunted by the past.

This is a big shift from before when much of the political debate on global warming had been framed around narratives of sharing a global burden – with countries often trying to minimise their share.

It was in this particular context, a wreck manufactured by destructive nationalisms, that the narrative of a shared European identity came into vocalized realization.

He had license to control the narrative of their shared past, and found it annoying that Valerie might have something to say about that.

Postman writes, "The idea of public education depends absolutely on the existence of shared narratives and the exclusion of narratives that lead to alienation and divisiveness.

"'Grace Engine' was really about trying to create a sense of shared narrative over time," she said.