Sentence examples for of a common narrative from inspiring English sources

His story is part of a common narrative, not a singular occurrence.

Indeed, the decade since has destroyed the very possibility of a common narrative.

As the conflict widens and British and American forces are once again in the field together, Churchillian ideas of a common narrative among English-speaking peoples are bound to return to fashion.

Both authors put a stake through the heart of a common narrative that has Germany mobilizing first so as to spring the preventive war its generals had long advocated.

"This is the end of the post-cold war period in which [the west] felt that liberal democracy and western concepts of human rights were spreading around the world, to a period in which there's a relativisation of political values and the questioning of a common narrative," says Carothers.

According to a common narrative, we have lived through a textbook instance of the madness of crowds.

In the absence of such a common narrative (if in fact such narrative can be crafted), the truth is that the two nations are more likely to drift further apart, or at least drift more rapidly apart than might otherwise be the case.

One has investigated the processes behind collective memories how groups of people maintain a common narrative of a period of history.

The humbling of Peretz was a common narrative among his friends.

Why have we not identified a hierarchy of risks and developed a common narrative and strategy?

You could say I fancy a common narrative of redemption.