Sentence examples for nation narrative from inspiring English sources

Heseltine said the fact that the published report appeared well-received by the union and business lobby alike underlined the "one nation" narrative he attributed to Cameron.

This fits easily with the One Nation narrative that Ed Miliband has developed for Labour, but presents much more of a political headache for Cameron (indeed, the relatively weak language on inequality in the recent UN high-level panel on the post-2015 development agenda, which Cameron co-chaired, was largely at British insistence).

What would it be like to be Lee Harvey Oswald, holding a whole nation's narrative in your hands?

That meant cutting out the American Revolution, the Civil War and Reconstruction, and picking up the nation's narrative at the beginning of the 20th century.

It is woven into our nation's narrative, philosophy and history.

We made noise that was impossible to ignore and rerouted our nation's narrative. .

The federal government shutdown has the potential to further shape the nation's narrative that we are hopelessly divided and powerless.

I say the announcement was not so startling, for as a nation, the narrative had been in the public domain for sometime but was highly rejected by the then government and some leading financial players but eventually we were all forced the face the truth, the big "R" was upon us and there was no escaping it.

In the Japanese case, it was argued that decisions about membership or belonging have been subordinated to the traditional nation-state narrative: migrants of Japanese descent were framed as non-Japanese nationals expected to assimilate completely into mainstream Japanese society without being granted equal rights.

All three had served their purpose and were no longer the core of the nation's narratives.

For Americans, who can be woefully ignorant of other nation's narratives (even those we are seeking to engage in cooperation around the Afghanistan war), the lesson is welcome.