Sentence examples for of whatever narrative from inspiring English sources

With a half-dozen polls being released every day, you'll have some ability to shop around in support of whatever narrative you might wish to advance.

I realized that he was a man, and like all men, he had (as Dr. Steven Novella put it), "a distorted and constructed perception, both of which are subservient to whatever narrative [his] brain is operating under".

Trump is not only a racist, he is the King of Conspiracy — conjuring up whatever narrative suits his master plan to take this country back to its most despicable times, when people of color were regularly ridiculed, enslaved, and lynched, when black men couldn't vote, and when little black children couldn't go to school with white children.

Having only seen part of one episode, I'm not in much of a position to preempt whatever narrative the producers decide to shoehorn in during the editing process.

I'm not in much of a position to preempt whatever narrative the producers decide to shoehorn in during the editing process.

Really, we're looking at an interpretation of what's real, labelled and organised by whatever narrative we've pulled out of our inventory".

Removed from the context in which they were taken, anonymous snapshots are "stripped of whatever original narratives, emotional connections and specific meanings" were once attached to them, Mr. Heiferman writes.

The idea of free expression itself is a beacon of hope to Middle-Easterners, many of whom are repressed or punished for speaking opinions that do not align with the narrative of whatever regime holds power in their region.

Most poets who portray human events in a narrative or dramatic form take themselves apart, and exact from their readers a blind approbation or condemnation of whatever side they choose to support or oppose….

Given these two dominant narratives about sex and gender, a number of critics assumed that, if Bailey was rejecting the feminine essence narrative of transsexualism, he must be collapsing gender identity and sex that is, he must be a biological determinist who assumes that, if you're born genetically male, your gender identity will clearly be masculine (in spite of whatever you ultimately claim).

"Reynard," whatever its narrative logic or its over-all literary worth, is one of the defining documents of a vast tradition in Western art, indeed, in Western consciousness: the trickster tale.