Sentence examples for version of this narrative from inspiring English sources

Some version of this narrative has been playing out in the mortgage coverage of many major newspapers.

("The Searchers," with John Wayne as the hunter and Natalie Wood as the captive, is perhaps the most sophisticated modern version of this narrative).

In Giuliani's version of this narrative, the part of Neville Chamberlain is played by Bill Clinton, who allowed several terrorist attacks in the 1990s to go, in Giuliani's view, unanswered.

Al Qaeda, he wrote, propagates a "single narrative" aimed at influencing the West; but each faction within the jihadi movement has its own version of this narrative, often sharply different from the message being put forward by bin Laden and Zawahiri.

Versions of this narrative have been told in court and in various criminal documents since Mr. Strauss-Kahn, the former managing director of the International Monetary Fund, was arrested in May on sexual assault charges.

The traditions of the ghost story and the redemption story are inextricably linked in both versions of this narrative.

You hear multiple versions of this narrative, they're a trope, of families once well off who because of the revolution of 1912 or the revolution of 1949 or for whatever other myriad reasons fell on hard times and lost their fortune.

He may be only 5, but it's time for Jonah to begin making his own version of the narrative.

This method of compilation allows for certain sections and narratives to be presented as unified wholes; for that reason, Yūsuf (the 12th sura, the Qurʾānic version of the narrative) has long been a favourite object of study by Western scholars.

If there is one thing that Cusk's version of the narrative demonstrates, it is that the pen can be mightier than the sword.

Emotional arousal was expected to oppose this effect, so impaired primacy memory following alcohol was only expected in the neutral version of the narrative.