Sentence examples for prevalent narrative from inspiring English sources
But this line of thought does not play into the prevalent narrative, which is so commonplace in contemporary rap music: that we can all start from the bottom and work our way up to the top.
To be clear, leading with anti-corruption messaging is not going to win hearts and minds, but the sector must actively challenge the prevalent narrative that aid is akin to throwing money down a rat hole.
Unfortunately, the muddled and forestalled succession story of Ivory Coast has become a prevalent narrative across much of the continent, symptomatic of what political analysts increasingly regard as a kind of African disease.
Campbell insisted on the same rational approach to fantasy that he required of his science fiction writers, and in the words of Clareson, this led to the destruction of "not only the prevalent narrative tone but also most of the trappings that had dominated fantasy from The Castle of Otranto and The Monk through the nineteenth century to Weird Tales".
The prevalent narratives are now the hegemonic and the counter-hegemonic.
The Casual Sex Project was born of Vrangalova's frustration with this and other prevalent narratives about casual sex.
The results suggest that indirect incivility was the most prevalent subtype narrative reported.
The weirdly innocuous tone, like that of a children's book, is presumably Ms. Lee's mordant commentary on the simplicity of the dominant narratives of black urban dysfunction and/or achievement prevalent in the cultural atmosphere.
Showgirls takes the organic violence that comes with womanhood, and turns it into a spastic tone poem on the narratives prevalent violence shapes.
Failed attempts at change across multiple life domains were prevalent in the narratives.
The article also cites Vladimir Karnozov, identified as an "aviation security expert," as repeating the claim prevalent in Russian media narrative that the rebels would have lacked the training to operate the sophisticated Buk system.
