Sentence examples for problematic narrative from inspiring English sources

The Wallace interview fed a problematic narrative for the Romney campaign: that its numbers did not add up.

The problematic narrative that a donation from the west will solve all these problems oversimplifies complicated issues and shows children as passive and helpless victims.

They haven't been well served by the recent film franchise, which has chosen to concentrate on set-piece battle scenes (it's anyone's guess how they'll deal with the complex and at times deeply problematic narrative in The Last Battle).

Juniper countered that we have to replace the "problematic narrative",  that nature is unaffordable in a modern economy; we have to insist that nature is essential for our economic development and our economic future, and use the economic argument on nature's behalf – "we need to reframe the conservation argument in ways which are positive".

But if you scratch below the surface there's a problematic narrative developing: the water rich communities of the Great Lakes region do not understand the nature, function and value of their most precious resource.

In response to the NYPD killings, a familiar and problematic narrative is playing out in which police assert themselves as unassailable while black Americans and their allies are called criminal and silenced.

With fake news that spread through the social network thought to have influenced the 2016 election, and ill-gotten Facebook user data from Cambridge Analytica applied to Donald Trump's campaign ad targeting, Facebook is hoping to avoid similar problematic narratives this time around.

This is not to say that all selfie-artists come from some place of needing to subvert a problematic cultural narrative, but some of us do.

Finally, in the absence of a clear narrative, the talking points gravitated toward the least politically problematic story, blaming the anti-Muslim video and the Cairo demonstrations.

But they have the possibility of change going forward, and their sense of their own narrative, problematic though it may be, is intact.

But it is not just our interface with the world outside of the startup bubble that is problematic — even our internal narrative has become less cohesive.