Sentence examples for apply the narrative from inspiring English sources

It's often said that Evans went on to apply the narrative tools of literature to his photographic work, and he commonly cited the influence of writers, including, prominently, Gustave Flaubert, whose realism, naturalism, and "non-subjectivity" Evans felt he'd incorporated "almost unconsciously".

In this regard, this paper can be framed within an emerging literature that applies the narrative approach to assess the impact of tax changes on output.

Aronofsky, influenced by Bernal Díaz del Castillo's The Conquest of New Spain, applied the narrative in writing the film's conquistador scenes.

What upsets people, he said, is that he applies the same narrative objectivity to his portrayal of the Nazis' perversions, the invading Soviets and postwar America.

An interactive process was used to cross- check the system of coding and agree the final system of rating (Table  1).> Three additional reviewers, none of whom was involved in design of the questionnaire or interviews were then asked to read all the narrative descriptions and apply the coding system to each.

Therefore, respondents who apply this narrative are very confident of being able to cope with job market hazards and with childbearing at the same time.

But applying the junkie-jazz-musician narrative to Kalaparusha's story is too easy, and ultimately rings false.

In contrast to the late-20th-century tendency by writers to apply modern narrative techniques to their novels stands the social realism of Mahmoud Dawlatabadi.

Jung et al. [ 27] developed a system that constructs timelines of narrative clinical records, applying the deep natural language understanding technique.

But,"when nothing is happening, or when the shot is distant or prolonged — we can't so easily apply our narrative schemas," he continued.

It's true that when I've spoken with Prezi founder Peter Arvai in the past, discussion of non-presentation uses of Prezi has been discussed as a welcome secondary development, while Battan characterizes Mural.ly as a free-form brainstorming tool first, to which users can later apply a narrative should they so choose.