How to Use counternarrative in a Sentence
counternarrative
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Share my counternarrative with your husband, and sort out your feelings.
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Amy Dickinson,
Star Tribune,
2021-04-16
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In an era in which maturity is derided as senescence, good drinks offer a counternarrative.
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Eric Felten,
WSJ,
2021-12-17
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Conwill and the museum are crafting that counternarrative.
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Celina Tebor,
USA TODAY,
2022-02-08
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An official counternarrative has also emerged, encouraging young people to work hard for the sake of the country’s future.
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BostonGlobe.com,
2021-07-05
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Moss’s account of her time with Depp also provides a counternarrative to his behavior as a romantic partner.
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Victoria Bekiempis,
Vulture,
2022-05-25
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At the Monitor, Samantha Laine Perfas is a master of the counternarrative.
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Greg Fitzgerald,
The Christian Science Monitor,
2020-11-16
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The familiarity of the dynamic isn’t a reference to that earlier film, but an effort at continuing its counternarrative.
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K. Austin Collins,
Rolling Stone,
2021-11-19
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In a recent filing, Huizar’s attorneys offered a counternarrative about his time in office and what downtown development meant for Boyle Heights.
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Matt Pearce,
Los Angeles Times,
2021-12-15
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This is important because isolation prevents victims from hearing a counternarrative to what's happening in the relationship.
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Paige L. Sweet,
Scientific American,
2022-09-20
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Since his arrest, the Black Hammer Party has spun a counternarrative around the July 19 police raid and subsequent arrests.
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Chris Joyner,
ajc,
2022-08-04
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