Sentence examples for an additional narrative from inspiring English sources

WHEN Sir Salman Rushdie turned in the original manuscript of "Midnight's Children", which won both the Booker prize and the James Tait Black Memorial prize in 1981, it contained an additional narrative voice.

During the game, the player can unlock audio files to an additional narrative called "Sadie's Story", which tells the story of a civilian girl caught in the initial stages of the Covenant invasion and her quest to find her father.

Those randomised to the SI + N group received an additional narrative leaflet developed for this study entitled 'Bowel Cancer Screening: People's Stories' (see Additional file 1).

However, the strength of intention to take part in CRC screening has been shown to be an important predictor of screening behaviour, [ 12] and so the increase in intention resulting from the inclusion of an additional narrative leaflet could have positive public health implications, and should be investigated in future research.

An additional narrative leaflet had a positive impact on beliefs about CRC screening which led to stronger screening intentions.

The simple movement of the image along with that of the woman is "unmotivated," which is to say that it's not done to follow her movement, to emphasize her particular gesture, or to reveal any additional narrative details.

Durst seems to have spun an additional false narrative in The Jinx -- and Jarecki allowed it to go unchallenged as well.

Table  3 shows the shift from uncertainty towards a positive response in those who received the additional narrative leaflet.> -wrap-foot> Note: SI = Standard information group, SI +  N = Standard information + narrative leaflet group.

However, we did see an increase in perceived vulnerability to CRC in the group who received the additional narrative which contributed to increased intention to be screened.

The reason for choosing this PV was it satisfied the requirements of visualizations at the "Responding" level as specified by previous research studies (Urquiza-Fuentes and Velázquez-Iturbide 2009) like the presence of explicit feedback and additional narrative or text explanations of what is happening.

Meaningful interpretation of performance scores therefore requires additional narrative comments providing insight into raters' personal motivations and argumentations.