Sentence examples for negative narratives from inspiring English sources

But I think both candidates also reinforced negative narratives about themselves.

[Emily Bell] A lobbying firm proposed that banks pay for "opposition research" to create "negative narratives" about Occupy Wall Street.

I was fed up of the gloomy, negative narratives that are so prevalent and I wanted to hear what other people think and feel.

In rapid-fire fashion, Mr. Obama's Chicago headquarters has been auditioning a series of negative narratives that might disqualify the Republican as a legitimate alternative to sit in the Oval Office: Mr. Romney as corporate raider at Bain Capital, Mr. Romney as enemy of women, Mr. Romney as friend of the birther movement.

He admits to having the company push negative narratives about competitors, but says Facebook did not ask or pay Definers to publish fake news.

These are all positive, vibrant-ways to think about technology in Africa – and a welcome change to the usual negative narratives we hear about the continent.

Often, this takes place against an unfairly negative narrative around the supposedly evil stepdad.

In spite of Nick Clegg's best efforts, Farage's negative narrative on immigration is reshaping the position of both Conservatives and Labour.

In a letter to the magazine, Mr. Corzine's children protested "the sweeping negative narrative the authors use to describe our family".

THE CANDIDATES The best way to slow down a negative narrative — or enhance a helpful one — is to use the candidate quickly after a debate.

In that contest only 31% of coverage about Obama reflected a negative narrative, with McCain coming in at 57% In recent elections only the coverage of President George W Bush in 2004 was more negative than either Obama or Romney this year.