Sentence examples for typical narrative of from inspiring English sources
As the name suggests, Beirut Youth is a hyper-focalized photographic exploration of the multiplicity of young identities in the Lebanese capital, one that doesn't seek to promote the typical narrative of desolate conditions or harmful indoctrination that typically accompany Western explorations of the Middle East.
In court Lawson referred to her first husband's death, but her statement "I had a life problem" is a far cry from celebrity's typical narrative of "triumph against the odds".
The trend has reversed the fortunes of many rural people.In the typical narrative of what have become known as "Taobao villages", a group of locals starts selling handicrafts online and taps into a lucrative consumer market, bringing money and success to the village.
Tracking changing perceptions of American urban farming programs during economic depressions and wars, Laura Lawson and Luke Drake show quite convincingly that "gardening for food is a normal part of the urban landscape," which challenges the typical narrative of Victory Gardens and the like as responses to crisis (159).
Because the typical narrative of middle-class black life is the story of uplift, right?
I can appreciate Parks' approach to activism because it strays from the typical narrative of the Civil Rights Movement -- that the war against racism is won in million-man marches and freedom rides.
The reason Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have become active in impact investing is primarily because their clients want them to be; a typical narrative at the retail end of the market that is yet to be replicated on an institutional scale.
"We wanted to avoid a typical narrative structure, and focus on mimicking the dark and haunting tone of the track itself visually.
But other details of his life do not fit as easily into the typical narrative.
It seeks "to challenge the typical colonial narrative" of empire.
The house became both backdrop and symbol for what, under most circumstances, would be considered a typical American narrative of class and social aspiration.
