Sentence examples for revised the narrative from inspiring English sources
Mr. Shipley was reacting to earlier Obama administration accounts of an extended firefight at the compound, but on Wednesday, administration officials revised the narrative, saying that the only shots fired came at the beginning of the raid, from a courier.
We have already seen our government revise the narrative in significant ways, and we need to know the nature of the wars (and skirmishes) we approve.
Lent's people, though, even have time to collaborate on revising the narrative, such as this moment when Foster sits in the Pelham graveyard, weighted down by new knowledge: "An owl moaned mournful up on the ridge.
We must revise the narrative.
Every time we did, we sort of had to revise the story to accommodate where the narrative of the city and the national conversation was at the time.
He thinks that he can do more to revise the economic narrative from Washington than he ever could from within the Bank of England.
The pivotal chapter in "Stravinsky and the Russian Traditions" is entitled "Chernomor to Kashchey: Harmonic Sorcery"; it drastically revises the standard narrative of harmonic developments in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Since a great deal of psychoanalytic feminist theory is specifically concerned with revising the Oedipal narrative of Freud, this article will devote particular attention to Freud's theories of the unconscious as they pertain to the Oedipal Complex.
Richard Greenberg revised the book.
Then, over the years, he revised and revised the ballet.
