Sentence examples for spin the narrative from inspiring English sources

Briefly, there was the possibility of a comeback, but Rodgers did not try to spin the narrative afterwards.

The government for the most part will welcome such stories – for they will spin the narrative as best they can.

While it's satisfying to watch Noah (the United Kingdom's Dominic West) and Alison (the United Kingdom's Ruth Wilson – take that Uncle Sam!) spin the narrative this way and that – in his version she's a short skirt wearing temptress, in hers' she's a dowdy waitress pursued by a bored husband – I find I can't warm to either of them.

They are trying to spin the narrative.

It makes perfect sense that she fights back by spinning the narrative again with new villains and a more polished protagonist.

So Mr. Obama, of Illinois, returned to the story that started his campaign a year ago, spinning the narrative of a white mother from Kansas and a black father from Kenya, who "span miles and generations, races and realities".

Having established this fraught, tense family relationship, Akin spins the narrative thread off sideways to investigate the situation of Yeter's fugitive daughter Ayten (Nurgül Yesilçay) and her relationship with an idealist young German, Lotte Patrycia Ziolkowskaa) who between them are reviving the spirit of Baader-Meinhof for a new generation.

But he got Halpin committed to the Providence Lunatic Asylum for a time and spun the narrative that she had slept around with married men; as the only bachelor she was involved with, he said he took responsibility for the child as a noble act, even though he doubted the parentage.

That's why it's so easy for Hostess's management to spin the anti-union narrative.

If the people in power are willing to spin that narrative then those of us who believe differently should tell another.

The verdict changes the game somewhat, with the Brotherhood looking to bolster its damaged revolutionary credentials by announcing its official participation in protests against the verdict, and Shafik spinning the verdict into the narrative that no one is above the law.