Sentence examples for wrong narrative from inspiring English sources

One is: "wrong narrative".

Yet today this collective process of wealth creation is under threat, precisely due to a consensus around the wrong narrative.

Mr Peña is wise to have ditched Mr Calderón's drug-war rhetoric, says Juan Pardinas, the head of IMCO, a think-tank, but he has gone "from the wrong narrative to no narrative at all".

Bud Clay is clearly a Christ-like Theorema persona, but the film takes one wrong narrative turn towards the end - and is still strong enough to weather this flaw.

As the Chancellor George Osborne lays out his priorities, environmentalists must be worried they're addressing the wrong narrative.

And banking on cures, racing for cures, and turning everyone with a tumor into a conquering hero is the wrong narrative for that effort.

Thomas was aware when he began writing the book that it would be expected to follow certain pre-existing trans narratives – for example, what he sees as the oversimplified "born in the wrong body" narrative.

From the outset, clinicians sought acceptance for the surgery by downplaying sexuality and emphasizing the "born in the wrong body" narrative.

This is the pin-the-tail-on-the-wrong-donkey narrative in which the person who really planted those bombs on the London Underground was Tony Blair.

The case of the Philippines since 1986 illustrates the greater explanatory power of the "wrong-policy narrative" than the corruption narrative.

In contrast, the wrong-policy narrative locates the key causes of Philippine underdevelopment and poverty in historical events and developments.