Sentence examples for popular narrative from inspiring English sources

The popular narrative, she says, is that "he's been snatched out of the limelight by someone, by his mother, with ill intentions to squash his creativity".

The popular narrative of societal collapse prior to European contact relies on chronometric data from the late pre-European contact period and also cites major settlement shifts as evidence for societal collapse and socio-political reorganization.

It's a clean, simple and popular narrative.

"The popular narrative is that we sought compromise in a quixotic quest for independent votes.

He called for "a more optimistic popular narrative" to help counter this ingrained pessimism.

The popular narrative – purveyed by the outraged, defiant, nouveau-Peckham youth vote – resists change.

He stretched the boundaries of the world's oldest and most popular narrative form – the joke.

This increasingly popular narrative is based on the troubling implication that the only way to positively impact the economy is through changes in consumer spending.

"An increasingly popular narrative that sees the benefits of globalisation and trade accrue only to a fortunate few is also gaining traction," the IMF study said.

Yet progressive efforts at controlling the popular narrative still appear amateurish in the face of the high-decibel weirdness on the right.

If we follow a popular narrative in Iraq post 2003, we may assume this is another case of Sunnis fighting back against a Shi'a security force.