Sentence examples for radical narrative from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it gives us a chance to create our own radical narrative.

This may have to do with her enduring themes and sturdy if radical narrative architecture, but these qualities seem to have been served well by careful translation.

Romdhani, the Arab Weekly editor, said, "The radical narrative tells you that whatever you've learned about Islam is wrong, you have to discard it — we have the new stuff.

Part of that ambition finds its way into The Country and the City as Williams crafts a radical narrative of English national identity founded on a mix of the rural and urban.

But that would conflict with the "big government radical" narrative this Republican Party has been relentlessly pushing about Obama ever since the stimulus as well as with the GOP's hard-line antigovernment posture and slavish obeisance to business (Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and his obvious self-interest notwithstanding).

Moreover, Leyner's own once-radical narrative tactics might no longer seem so jarring, or even all that unusual.

Obama just doesn't fit the radical Islamist narrative of a racist, blood-thirsty America, which is bent on oppressing Muslims worldwide.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Why do you think the radical reform narrative, especially of the lone voice of reason in a field of unreason (Geoffrey Canada, etc). is so popular in regards to education?

One of the most distinctive elements of season one was its radical split narrative, which produced that utterly thrilling moment when the past seemed to catch up with the present as Rust sought out Marty on a long, empty Louisiana road.

Perez rebooted the Wonder Woman story from the beginning, bringing with it both the Greek origin of the Amazons, the Greek Gods who protect them, and the most radical feminist narrative then to inform Wonder Woman plots, beginning with her mother's sexual abuse, revenge and eventual founding of a race of Amazons she would lead.

Now, against a backdrop that sees political rhetoric and various media collaborating to demonise the working poor, its scabrous, loving portrait of a normal, sarky, stressed, happy, hard-working, cash-strapped family looks like a radical counter-narrative.