Sentence examples for shared narratives from inspiring English sources

Social groups seek to negotiate shared narratives that are simple, appealing and reinforce shared values.

Yet it's a fallacy of "cultural literacy" to equate shared narratives with shared meanings.

Two forces, one driven by bottom-line educators answering to corporate demands to phase out the liberal arts, the other coming from the circular firing squad of academics who loathe popular histories, have done much to marginalize our shared narratives.

Where algorithmic platforms have been allowed to dominate media distribution what's happened is the grand shared narratives that traditionally bring people together in societies have come under concealed yet sustained attack.

Postman writes, "The idea of public education depends absolutely on the existence of shared narratives and the exclusion of narratives that lead to alienation and divisiveness.

We are a people who have fought for our shared narratives to be part of the consciousness and historical memory of who we are as people, as well as constantly running into the limitations set by our own fears and isolation, and a whitewashed culture that constantly seeks to appropriate our very lifeblood, as well as our most sacred beliefs.

It was collective imagining with a shared narrative.

When you get into a conflict, the first thing that goes is shared narrative.

"Groups seek to develop a shared narrative as an explanation for what is happening," Vedantam writes.

"'Grace Engine' was really about trying to create a sense of shared narrative over time," she said.

[We thought] let's take the one event – Bloody Sunday – for which there is definitely no shared narrative.