Sentence examples for adequate narrative from inspiring English sources
Despite his incalculable contributions to American culture, there has never been a fully adequate narrative biography of Louis Armstrong.
Criticism lacks terms adequate to describe the narrative feebleness of these novels.
"Shadow of the Vampire" at times falters in finding a tone and a narrative line adequate to its central ideas.
Opening myself up to the idea of writing a socially panoramic story was incredibly liberating, and the fragmented, fast-changing nature of the reality I was trying to capture dictated that no single narrative approach would be adequate.
According to the emails, this involved "posing challenging questions to SoS [Gove] to ensure that his briefing is adequate and to iron out any detailed narrative".
That is, data relating to experiences of prisoners reflecting the adequacy of care, gaps in care, barriers and facilitators of adequate care were extracted and presented in narrative form according to dominant themes.
The sample size was adequate to generate rich data (photographs and narratives) and thick description of the issues studied, while at the same time maintaining a manageable number of photographs for the group discussion [ 28].
Such is the dramatic power of that fatal shore that it would be hard to string together a narrative that fell anything short of adequate, or at a push mediocre.
The use of such small samples in critical case and narrative analyses has been deemed more than adequate in the qualitative literature (Sandelowski, 1995) and thus was deemed sufficient for the purposes of the current study.
As Klin et al. (2004) and Ponnet et al. (2004) have pointed out, social cognition tests in the form of social situations often contain in narrative form all necessary facts for making a socially adequate decision.
Anecdotally via the EMS report narratives, patients were easy to ventilate using the King LT® with "adequate chest rise" and "bilateral breath sounds" noted in 10 of the 13 cases (76.9%).
