Sentence examples for reframe the narrative from inspiring English sources

It is his opportunity to reframe the narrative, to reinsert himself into the sport.

After it had destroyed its national leadership the former government then turned its attention to local and communal indigenous leadership; and finally, the government got to change perceptions and reframe the narrative of the "stolen generation".

"Governor Christie has to reframe the narrative away from New Jersey because he doesn't have a New Jersey miracle that he can point to," said Matthew Hale, an associate professor of public administration at Seton Hall University in New Jersey.

Alternately, the modalities that have helped me the most when I've been in a relapse of severe panic attacks have not been attempts to "cure" the attacks, but rather, to reframe the narrative of what I'm experiencing.

It's similar to what Lost did for several seasons, constantly reframing the narrative to give it a fresh feeling each year.

Social media was how these groups organised, how they recruited, how they framed and reframed the narrative to the point where an apolitical 78-year-old is so afraid of a small minority group that she winds up at a political rally draped in the Australian flag.

SCORECARD This spot is part of the Obama campaign's attempt to reframe the economic narrative by rebuking a main critique from the McCain campaign: that Mr. Obama is a tax-and-spend liberal.

It is a feat that Mr. Bailey has managed consistently to reframe the brand narrative despite its limitations and to help consumers forget how little distance there is between the brand and the grim, ubiquitous tartan — in the form of scarves and handbags — that drives bottom-line sales.

Having the ability to directly take on criticism from people like Conan O'Brien through YouTube, Twitter and Facebook, has helped to reframe the public narrative surrounding our city.

More important, it would answer the challenge from Al Qaeda to define what happens next and reframe the tired narratives of the past.

In the years ahead, the series' creators contend, ongoing events such as the immigration-reform debate will continue to reframe the centuries-old narratives of Latino Americans.