Sentence examples for comprehended narrative from inspiring English sources

They all have an easily comprehended narrative structure, an affably middle-brow tone, an uncomplicated sense of their time and place, and a clear moral (if not quite moralising) and intellectual framework.

My guess is that you'd have to be under the influence of particularly potent hallucinogens to fully comprehend the narrative arc of this one but Kouta's confusion at the difference between monkeys and gorillas certainly stands out like a sore thumb – primate or human – as does the great man's noncommittal attempt at dancing towards the end.

Filmmakers employ the psychology of the everyday in order to aid spectators in comprehending a narrative.

However, conscious control of one's attention by a task at odds with comprehending the narrative more strongly guides attention.

These two groups represent participants that most successfully completed their task: to comprehend the narrative or to create a mental map of the scene.

More research is needed on science education and the inclusion of narrative wrappers to understand if there is a true "value add" for the extra time and resources needed to create and comprehend quality narrative wrappers for multi-session content.

Deep learning algorithms for the first time allow us to bring the rich visual tapestry of the world's news imagery into the analytic fold, cataloging and comprehending visual narratives as easily as we do textual ones.

To test whether the Tyranny of Film could be turned-off by an explicit task at odds with comprehending the film narrative, experiment 2b compared the Context + inference group with the Map Task condition.

But simply shutting out external distractions with the headset isn't enough rather, VR artists must rely on the way we process visual stimuli when comprehending a visual narrative in order to trick the brain.

If passengers comprehended railways as part of a larger narrative about American expansion and progress, many farmers attacked railroad land grants.

Younger children read to comprehend and enjoy a narrative.