Sentence examples for narrative vacuum from inspiring English sources

As he tries to absorb the lessons of his first 12 months in office and push ahead with his agenda in an election year that holds great peril for his party, Mr. Obama faces a narrative vacuum.

Stephan Lewandowsky a professor who researches the debunking of myths wrote "The Debunking Myth Handbook". In it, he points out that it is not good enough to knock down a myth and leave a narrative vacuum.

I realized that groups like ISIS and al Qaeda not only operate in a political vacuum, but also a narrative vacuum.

I realised that groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda not only operate in a political vacuum, but also a narrative vacuum.

Now, those feelings have "totally evaporated" and the SNP has suddenly found itself moulding a national narrative in the vacuum, he argued.

Aman Sethi's first book, "A Free Man," addresses this vacuum through the narratives of a small group of Delhi's marginal, manual laborers: construction workers, rickshaw pullers, porters.

Hitler's toxic narrative did not exist in the vacuum.

In the resulting vacuum, culture offers alternative narratives that fill the gap, all of which contribute to shaming and blaming.

However, there is a vacuum where a compelling conservative narrative on climate change should be – something which the report, entitled A new conversation with the centre-right about climate change, takes the first steps towards addressing.

The second title in CD Projekt Red's monster hunting fantasy adventure has an overtly political narrative, taking place amid the chaotic power vacuum following the murder of a king.

Your idiocy is pre-ordained, just as every aspect of all of our lives are as we hurtle along the cosmic narrative arc, tiny specks of dust in a vacuum of unknowable vastness.