Sentence examples for this narrative out from inspiring English sources

Randy Harrison, the founder of the Hancock County tea party, bears this narrative out.

"There is this narrative out there that we have enough money in the system, that if we only spent it better we could increase degree attainment," said Jane V. Wellman, founding director of the Delta Cost Project, which released a comprehensive report on college costs.

This narrative makes out that girls are afraid to study the big scary sciences: but another way of thinking about it is that boys are the odd ones – crowding as they do into just a few subjects.

While this narrative plays out in public, the PACs funded by these doctor groups have been discreetly boosting candidates who vehemently oppose such reform efforts.

What this narrative leaves out, however, are the sometimes dramatic fluctuations in health that characterise most chronic illnesses (and especially HIV).

Irish director Paddy Breathnach is far from the first film-maker to seek inspiration in the lives of a troupe of drag queens, but with Viva, shot and set in Cuba, he calls on a set of remarkable performances to wring something vivid and often fresh out this narrative of redemption.

Nevertheless, the way this narrative has played out thus far is deeply weird.

This narrative, it turns out, is an elaborate strategy to avoid sitting down and writing the 40-page introduction and sending it off to his anxious publisher.

The problem with this narrative, he points out, is not that it's wrong – the network does indeed have the potential to do all of these marvellous things, and much more besides.

From Columbine to Newtown to Isla Vista, we've seen this narrative play out many times, and one understands the desire to cover all the angles and search for something new.

If Mr. Caffey's script doesn't make the narrative out of this story that it should, both his concept and his direction are ingenious.