Sentence examples for preferred narrative from inspiring English sources

Some fellows know well how to deliver this preferred narrative.

Researchers have lately gathered abundant evidence that female friendship is one of nature's preferred narrative tools.

Such assertions flatly contradict Washington's preferred narrative, namely that the west "won" the cold war and Russia is no longer a great power.

He's been, at best, a minor success, limited not because of any steadfast refusal to hew to country norms, his preferred narrative, but because he's still finding his balance.

Erdoğan set Sunday's bombing, the second in Ankara in two months, in his preferred narrative context: as part of a life-or-death national struggle against shadowy forces bent on victimising and destroying Turkey.

In recent months, conforming to this preferred narrative, attacks launched by Isis have been officially blamed, initially at least, on the Kurds, thereby confusing the overall picture and complicating the counter-terrorism response to Isis.

Our inherent consumerism prefers narratives that create, icons and idols.

Do they prefer narrative-style articles to original research or evidence-based publications?

Now, this was never completely true, but we preferred the narrative of control and certainty over the one of chaos and unpredictability.

States have unique issues and concerns, but they generally end up as backdrops for the media's preferred campaign narrative: who's up and who's down.

Instead, they vastly preferred a narrative that said, in effect, "Our economy isn't working for anyone on either side of our border and it's time we fix it for everyone".