Sentence examples for opposing narrative from inspiring English sources

The second, opposing narrative views the war solely as a product of government propaganda - one that rewarded veterans and formed a post-war ruling elite to run the newly established Islamic state.

Democrats have no opposing narrative that they repeat.

The two sides have opposing narratives of the same events, and the young filmmakers struggled to meld them.

The dispute is another chapter in the opposing narratives on how the government ended the war and is now handling the peace.

It also provoked a contest of stereotypes feeding prejudice on both sides, a clash of symbols drawn from opposing narratives of Islamic purity and cynical exploitation.

The latest attempt to breach the blockade led to a public relations battle, much of it waged on social media, to support the two sides' opposing narratives.

It was once believed that Solange and Beyoncé represented yin and yang, but the shared political streak on "A Seat at the Table" and "Lemonade" has muddied their tidily opposing narratives.

Last week's release of long-secret Justice Department interrogation memorandums has given rise to starkly opposing narratives about what, if anything, was gained by the C.I.A.'s use of waterboarding, wall-slamming and other physical pressure to shock and intimidate Qaeda operatives.

Modi, a man with statesmanlike ambitions, seems to straddle two absurdly opposing narratives: one where he likes to be embraced by world leaders and tech gurus; and another where he either remains silent over the hounding of his country's citizens by vigilante squads, or speaks in platitudes that obscure the nature of the crimes.

Regardless of the evidence marshalled by the tribunal, thedecision will likely pour gasoline on a raging fire and reinforce the two camps' opposing narratives: Hezbollah's cohorts will view it as a conspiracy, while for Hariri's supporters, conclusive evidence of the guilt of the Iranian-Syrian camp.

More concretely, we find an ongoing dispute within the Old Testament between two opposing narratives: The first is a narrative of unquestioning obedience that condemns all questioning (often enforcing this through threat of violence).