Sentence examples for press narratives from inspiring English sources

In the press narratives of the events, Trisha Meili embodied everything good about New York, the five boys everything evil.

Obviously press narratives of people are characterizations that seldom match reality.

When it all turned out to be a mistake, the press narrative turned against the authorities.

But there's enough in the numbers for the press narrative to start to change.

In his control of the prevailing press narrative via tweet, he has distraction.

They are rounded up for "women in rock" trend pieces where "gender is genre", a rock press narrative that creates a separate, and implicitly lesser, form of rock.

Chief among them is Microsoft, and the press narrative has it that the signature moment of implosion for Sony was the so-called "Giant Enemy Crab" conference at E3 2006.

This has happened in despite of a press narrative around a "failed Big Bang kind of uptake" and incumbent banks not cooperating or meeting their minimum statutory requirements in time (which is undeniably true, in some instances).

This easy press narrative gives Huntsman an odd advantage in a Republican primary: He is more conservative than his image.

But then, those facts don't fit your anti-press narrative, do they?

Blight is the editor of and author of introductions for six other books, including When This Cruel War Is Over: The Civil War Letters of Charles Harvey Brewster (Univ. of Massachusetts Press, 1992); Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave (Bedford Books, 1993); co-editor with Robert Gooding-W.E.Bams, W.E.B.