Sentence examples for robust narrative from inspiring English sources

Klara displays a complex mix of pique, sly precocity, emerging but still half-hearted conscience, passivity as an avoidance strategy, inability to challenge an adult's robust narrative, muddled memory and genuine confusion that seems altogether convincing.

Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster who helped run Hillary Clinton's campaign at the end of the 2008 primaries, told me, "Reagan had a kind of very robust narrative with real explanatory power for people.

They have built a robust narrative capacity and talent.

They're an alternative, dressed-down, and approachable version of a robust narrative. .

Just like the torpedoing of John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign Apple has recently been buffeted by attacks and its own curious failure to define and defend itself with a robust narrative.

The heterogeneity of the current published evidence made a robust narrative review extremely difficult.

His broad human sympathies, robust curiosity, narrative appetite, and eclectic taste--these qualities, in Rothstein's view, were mere camouflage for rigid obedience to Marxist categories of analysis.

We lead national and international campaigns -- like #StopTheCrISIS -- that provide for a robust counter-extremism narrative to youth everywhere.

This creates a robust conversation through various narratives, which can connect to compelling content that draws attention to living and fighting under IS.

As for Daniel and Katie, their friendship is to be ultimately tested by the obvious question of how she could make some serious money if she wanted; the resulting drama is put together with a kind of robust naivety – and perhaps the narrative reveal could have managed with less of a clunk.

The value of the methodology is discussed in relation to quantifiable and robust correlations of archaeological and palaeoenvironmental narratives of landscape and human activity.