Sentence examples for the narrative asserts from inspiring English sources

There is a moral here, of sorts, although that's not the point, exactly; rather, the fun is in how the narrative asserts itself.

Back in October much of the media became gripped by a narrative asserting that London's middle-classes are being driven from the city by massive hikes in property prices caused by super-rich foreign investors.

Common narratives assert that it's the tech bubble; it's a naive acqui-hire; it's collective irrationality.

In Bahrain, officials have tried to recast the narrative altogether by asserting that the protesters started the violence, while the government has imposed what amounts to martial law on a majority of the population.

To counter the narrative that anyone asserting a vague concern of self-defense should have the right to carry a concealed weapon, I asked the legislators what is their vision?

In the opening paragraph of this long, twisty narrative, he asserts that every writer starts down a slippery slope from the moment he receives payment, or even a word of praise, for his work.

The trouble is, his subjects and their small struggles are so ordinary, so familiar, that no narrative readily asserts itself.

Haley's warning to avoid "telegraphing to readers" and his advice about "building suspense and drama" demonstrate his efforts to influence the narrative's content and assert his authorial agency while ultimately deferring final discretion to Malcolm X.

Consistent with that narrative, the article asserted that big corporations were compromising the organic label by lobbying for questionable "synthetic" ingredients in organic food.

This narrative is false," the study asserts.

But here Karabell brings out another strand of his narrative, rightly asserting that to dwell on the massacre is to misunderstand the significance of the next 200 years of frequent coexistence in the Middle East.