Sentences with phrase «creates false narratives»

2) The media created a false narrative about the 2016 presidential campaign, and most polling reinforced it.
The damage is much much greater because Obama was OBSESSED with creating false narrative of partisan attacks for the past 10 days over the wall street issue.
Although some education reformers who support vouchers can be quick to create a false narrative around the reasons why, it is true that many of us, including myself, believe that school choice should be public school choice.
Unfortunately, those protecting the status quo use a narrow set of data to create a false narrative.
Which is fine but many ppl in the general public have created this false narrative based off of their adopted pet.
In the report, as blogger Joe Romm asserts, do you downplay or dismiss the role of Fox News and conservatives on public perceptions, thereby creating a false narrative?

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The pigs in our BTC story are Core developers who stole Gavin Andresen's commit access on the false grounds that his account was «compromised» and created the narrative that he was out to destroy Bitcoin.
False victory narratives are created to hide losses.
«That's like the two - second view that we see in digital currency right now, which is creating an extraordinarily false narrative and a meaningless narrative,» Piepenkotter said.
The pigs in our BTC story are Core developers who stole Gavin Andersen's commit access on the false grounds that his account was «compromised» and created the narrative that he was out to destroy Bitcoin.
Now I know you meant «persecuted» but if you think it's the HUGE majority of the world that professes a belief in a deity that are being «persecuted» you are purposefully ignoring the facts to create your own false narrative.
She must also create a convincing (if false) public narrative that she and fellow tribute Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson) are «star - crossed lovers» in order to win the allegiance of the audience and outwit the «gamemakers.»
This assertion, while it makes a nice headline and feeds a false narrative the education establishment is working overtime to create, bears no resemblance to the actual evidence.
That, of course, is a false narrative that instills fear and perpetuates the negative stigma that has been created, mostly by unions.
«False Narratives» proposes multiple notions of narrative and means of creating narrative: the fact that a narrative can be implied, suggested (by), or projected (onto); and the difficulty of pinning down a particular narrative as fact, as true or false, as reliFalse Narratives» proposes multiple notions of narrative and means of creating narrative: the fact that a narrative can be implied, suggested (by), or projected (onto); and the difficulty of pinning down a particular narrative as fact, as true or false, as relifalse, as reliable.
Finally, in attempting to assert that I am creating a «false narrative» and «dismissing» the impact of Fox News or conservative media, Romm again tries to pit what I wrote in the chapter against the findings of research by two colleagues and collaborators — Ed Maibach and Lauren Feldman — who both reviewed the chapter, Maibach as a formal reviewer and Feldman informally as my neighbor across the hallway from me at American University.
Simply improving messaging in accordance with recommendations of psychologists or following the recommendations of economists to create economic incentives to engage in less GHG producing behavior will not likely create strong citizen support for climate change policies unless citizens better understand that the narrative created by opponents of climate change policies about high levels of scientific uncertainty and unacceptable harm to the economy from the adoption of climate policies is not only false but has been manufactured by fossil fuel companies and other entities which have economic interests in continuing high levels of fossil fuel consumption.
«How UN Conferences Have Created a False Climate Narrative,» The Daily Signal, December 18, 2015.
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