Sentence examples for too familiar narrative from inspiring English sources

That's an all too familiar narrative to Monnin.

Although she may rely on some too familiar narrative ploys, Oyeyemi clearly appreciates that some crimes (like slavery or genocide or, in this case, institutional racism) are so heinous that the conventions of realist fiction seem woefully inadequate to describe them.

The process has been messy and public and shaped into an all-too-familiar narrative: superstar spits on the American dream, travels the world in search of enlightenment and returns reformed.

This convenient story line is reflected in an all-too-familiar narrative: "Here we are, 45 years after the Civil Rights Act of 1964, with a black man in the White House.

Yes, the recent unfortunate news, the sort of Biblical numerology — 44 accused, including 3 mayors, 2 state assemblymen and 5 rabbis — and the Elmore Leonard details like the sale of kidneys and the Apple Jacks cereal box stuffed with $97,000 do fit a too-familiar narrative.

I think everyone was a little nervous, upon hearing the name of this single, that it would be another addition to the all-too-familiar narrative of women tearing down other women.

The moment, from 1993's forgotten alien comedy Coneheads, showcases a tense immigration raid an all-too-familiar narrative in 2017, when ICE agents worm their ways into schools, hospitals, and courtrooms to intimidate and seize vulnerable undocumented civilians.

An all too familiar tale.

This is an all too familiar tale.

It's an all too familiar tale.

It's that the Women's History Museum is already slated to become yet another dull and didactic run-through of the potted history that has accompanied a zillion all-too-familiar narratives of women's "progress".