Sentences with phrase «to control the narrative»

And I'm trying to control the narrative in a positive way.

If you don't create your own outlet of communication and keep those channels flowing with information and answers, you won't control the narrative.

They say that the miners are trying to control the narrative around the fork to their own advantage.

Like many other major private companies, Bechtel's leaders feels they can no longer afford to hide behind its closely held status and let others control the narrative about its business.

Telltale titles play with a cinematic focus having you mostly just control narrative by selecting from choices and additionally quick time events.

But film festivals, especially high profile ones like Sundance, Cannes or Toronto, carry their own special brand of hype, a mix of industry professionals, critics and film enthusiasts without an embargo to worry about able to control the narrative for months at a time until the film begins its theatrical release.

``... pretending to be a ransomware while being in fact a nation state attack... is in our opinion a very subtle way from the attacker to control the narrative of the attack,» wrote Matt Suiche at cybersecurity firm Comae in a blog post last week.

Simple, controlled narratives as examples for GCSE narrative writing.

While some may suggest that El Reg should have let things take their course, there's a great deal to be said for not allowing the billion - dollar companies in question to completely control the narrative around a major issue like this.

The Catholic church has been controlling this narrative from the time Francis was selected, and have been managing the news cycle accordingly... which I would note they failed miserably at this with Francis; thus his inability to fly above the fray with regard to the priest abuse scandals.

«But we need to let God control the narrative.»

«Up until the advent of the Internet and the tools for activism, I think it's fair to say the food industry controlled its narrative and had a monopoly on the information about its products.

Sitcom characters have a team of writers controlling the narrative structure of their dating lives, while those of us who live nonfictional lives require technology companies to provide a script for us.

From under the flat brim, Block's sullen stare misleads: he cannily controls the narrative, telling tall tales of adventure and conquest.

«Brands have to protect their retail partners and control the narrative online,» he says.

No - kill is only controversial within animal welfare circles where people get hung up on semantics, (and) the idea that it is at all controversial is letting people who don't want to change the existing system control the narrative.»

These loud people controlled the narrative.

Asura's Wrath loses the traditional distinction between gameplay and cutscenes through seamless player controlled narrative.

Account for variations in emissions with clear narrative — reductions must be due to your climate initiatives, not to economic, environmental or other factors beyond your control

The horrific Florida school shooting Wednesday prompted the media to roll out their gun control narrative, but this time they included the debunked stats from Everytown for Gun Safety.

Successfully engineered Control Narratives / Cause and Effect diagrams for shut down keys that described the complete electrical operation for oil sands plant.

Bruce controls the narrative.

Although the metaphor reappears on the title track and «Take a Byte,» it does not control the narrative.

I think this «fun» approach was undertaken by Mullen as a means of trying to control the narrative for this game (and generate points in it by any means necessary) in an attempt to not have the narrative be that the offense isn't ready and / or the final score is 7 - 3, etc..

Yes, but in every other medium, the creators completely control the narrative and Batman's actions throughout the world.

Content marketing is all about presenting yourself in the very best light — you control the narrative and let people see what you want them to.

By avoiding tough questions, engaging only with friendly fire, and controlling the narrative, she's doing a fine job playing to her base.

«You can control the narrative, or the criminals can control the narrative,» he says.

For example, if you sell a payroll solution and find out about a new bill that could impact how payroll is processed, tell your customers and control the narrative.

«It seems like he feels vulnerable on Russia to begin with and wants to control that narrative, instead of being seen as being dictated to by experts or advisers,» he added.

When you have too many people in there, it becomes harder to control the narrative.»

That, Clinch said, «gives me some encouragement that this generation is not just able to understand and communicate about what is happening around them but is also putting themselves in a position to control the narrative and make a difference in their own futures.»

Jason wrote: July 24, 2015 at 8:31 am «David has a history of using the guise of privacy to control the narrative.

The Jerusalem council was not about controlling the narrative but about making sure the opposite was true with the minimalist amount of Jewish influence on the Gentile Church.

He had come to associate himself and his self - worth with an idealized narrative, and as time went on, he became more and more obsessed with «controlling the narrative.»

When others despise, defy, or destroy this right and bully those who protect it, it betrays their desire to control the narrative, and this, in my opinion, betrays their desire to protect their own privileges of power.

Catholic church is doing everything they can to control the narrative, and the news cycle (as they should).

David has a history of using the guise of privacy to control the narrative.

I control the narrative and say, «Hey, I'm going to be fine.