Sentence examples for author's impression from inspiring English sources

The crime scripts in this paper are based upon both how ABB committed his attacks (open sources) and the author's impression of possible alternative actions in case he had faced other conditions or had chosen to act differently.

These translated conversations were input into QSR NVivo 9® and coded based on the first author's impression of emergent themes, the themes of the interview guide, and the main research questions that concerned contributing factors to the cause of accidents and unsafe conditions on construction worksites.

These beliefs are likely to be held more strongly by older generations, and the first author's impression is that efforts made to explain the content and purpose of the study (potential participants received a written information sheet), the reassurance given as to confidentiality, and the stressing of the right to withdraw at any time resulted in little difficulty recruiting female respondents.

The story begins with the author's impressions while waiting in an airport to board a delayed flight to San Francisco.

By John Cheever The New Yorker, April 6 , 1963P. 43 The story begins with the author's impressions while waiting in an airport to board a delayed flight to San Francisco.

This will help you to meet more people who like the band, and could lead to you finding out more about them through author's impressions of true events.

Fictional works, on the other hand, are often based closely on the author's subjective impressions and, therefore, require more protection.

The impetus for the story grew out of the author's visual impressions of Lower Manhattan in winter, from which the character of Tito emerged.

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NVivo™ software was used to organise coding of data according to the author's initial thoughts and impressions.

Like Shakespeare's plays, "The Canterbury Tales" convey a strong impression of the author's detachment from his own creation.