Sentence examples for pushing a narrative from inspiring English sources

However, Assange was not merely maintaining silence; he was actively pushing a narrative about his sourcing, in which Russia was not involved.

But non-interventionism is not isolationism and, despite the mainstream media pushing a narrative that suggests otherwise, Mr Trump's positions on foreign policy have been clear and consistent far before his foray into politics.

The country is, after all, pushing a narrative of breakneck development – it says annual economic growth averaged 10% over the past decade, driven partly by ever increasing agricultural productivity.

We are doing such a grave disservice to police officers in this country by pushing a narrative that they are just going around looking to shoot and kill black people.

Kovács writes an official government blog that consistently criticizes negative coverage of the government, railing against reporters and outlets such as The New York Times for pushing a narrative he believes is masterminded by Orbán's political opponents and Soros.

The white supremacists have successfully pushed a narrative that they chose Charlottesville because it represents progressive values.

Again accusing Mr. Romney of profiting from companies that outsource jobs to China, Mr. Obama sought to push a narrative of himself in this manufacturing state as an advocate for the American worker.

"One of the things we tried in Grayndler was to begin to push a narrative about more than just human rights and also push a campaign of economic justice," he said.