Sentence examples for societal narrative from inspiring English sources
Rape victims often feel ostracized from the societal narrative, and have difficulty recovering from the trauma inflicted upon them.
Nonetheless, as Mr. Ashe recently declared, it is time for us to erase human trafficking from the pages of our historical, cultural, and societal narrative.
We didn't want women to be unfaithful so we could no longer identify our progeny; that's actually a deep drive in the societal narrative.
Offer to tell something that doesn't fit that societal narrative and you're on your own, and that is a truly uphill climb in a business that requires a great deal of funds to make and properly promote your product.
Although the construct of doctors as healers, with cure the ultimate marker of success, remains a strong societal narrative, it is problematic in the context of multimorbidity arising from progressive incurable diseases.
We see ours as a story of stories, part of a broader societal narrative that is both an effect of power and the product of specific representational strategies – which must appear disinterested, 'on the hither side of calculation' (Bourdieu, 1977: 214), to succeed – through which participants affirmed their dedication to philanthropic engagement.
One is intrinsically led change, where we focus on connecting with universally held values and changing societal narratives.
Moreover, talking about institutional but subtle gender discrimination doesn't really fit with our societal narratives about success.
This singular poetry collection is a dynamic meditation on the experience of, and societal narratives surrounding, contemporary black womanhood: "I do whatever I want because I could die any minute.
Over the last few years, the Colombian government and civil society actors have worked hard to change societal narratives.
The popular narrative of societal collapse prior to European contact relies on chronometric data from the late pre-European contact period and also cites major settlement shifts as evidence for societal collapse and socio-political reorganization.
