Sentence examples for setting the narrative from inspiring English sources

These numbers can be important in setting the narrative for the race as told by the news media and for attracting fundraising support.

It's based on events that happen early in the first game, setting the narrative off on a path through Yokosuka, Japan, to Hong Kong and into rural China.

Setting the narrative for both Tillis, the speaker of the state House, and his opponent in November, endangered Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan, will become a high-stakes war of words in what could become the most politically brutal race in the battle for control of the Senate.

Once set, the narrative is hard to shift.

"These stories then tended to set the narrative agenda for most other media outlets".

Instead, they just become issues that your opponents own and set the narrative on.

There's a telling touch of cruelty in the way he treats Gavan Ring's elegant Falke, whose resentment at a previous practical joke sets the narrative in motion.

Something new and different is going to be needed to provide that unnatural and transgressive lurch that sets the narrative in motion.

Initially that action is mostly bureaucratic and a question of strategy, one worked out by men plotting in darkened rooms, like the council of elders who convene after the ritual suicide and set the narrative on its course.

Until 2012, the tabloids set the narrative arc of every tournament in which England played – from the overinflated expectations that accompany the team, to the splenetic recriminations and vacuous postmortems that follow defeat.

Jane Monheit is a jazz singer whose personal history is practically an inversion of "The Jazz Singer," the 1927 movie that set the narrative mold for popular singers' life stories: independent-minded young artist rejects the music of the older generation to blaze a provocative new path, the plot of virtually every music biopic from "The Benny Goodman Story" to "The Buddy Holly Story".