Sentence examples for the accepted narrative from inspiring English sources

Still, the idea that unadventurous audiences keep classical music conservative is part of the accepted narrative within the field.

Such explanations reject the accepted narrative surrounding those events; indeed, the official version may be seen as further proof of the conspiracy.

In a small book called "The Making of a Slave Conspiracy," Michael P. Johnson, a historian at Johns Hopkins, argues that there are, at least, good reasons to doubt the accepted narrative.

Now, before this becomes the accepted narrative, it's worth looking at how true, exactly, this is.

"He saw it as a crucial document that could completely reverse the accepted narrative that he was a rogue agent".

But if you're trying to understand what's really going on with politics and money, the accepted narrative around Citizens United is, at best, overly simplistic.

Nobody outside of the game industry really wants to process all of this – it doesn't fit in with the accepted narratives of game history and culture.

Visible services on the campus such as treatment for PTSD or help with extracting benefits from the Veterans Administration are inconsistent with the accepted narratives and can therefore become targets for the military officers who inhabit the campus who are motivated to make them invisible or even disappear.

It also details many errors, omissions and open questions in the widely accepted narrative of the event.

It should be remembered that the predominantly accepted narrative outside the occupied territories themselves was that Arafat had gone badly wrong, that he wasn't sincere about peace, that if only he had abandoned his militant roots and acted in good faith to "end terror", he might have succeeded in winning peace and justice for his people.

The widely accepted narrative in the West, and inside China -- to some extent, is that the first 30 years under Mao was ideological and the second 30 years launched by Deng is pragmatic.