Sentence examples for construct scenarios from inspiring English sources

"It extends from Greek tragedy to contemporary movies, where revenge often serves as a device to construct scenarios.

They learned to challenge their own limiting beliefs and construct scenarios of how a breakthrough might occur.

These developments suggest why Mr. Obama's television spending in Missouri over several weeks in September outpaced Mr. McCain's by about a third — Mr. Kerry was pulling advertisements off the air in the state at this point four years ago — and why even some Republican experts can construct scenarios in which McCain loses the state.

Because the documentary evidence for this as for most families is limited, Kennan is forced to construct scenarios that plausibly explain minor historical mysteries: why and how James Kennan of Dumfries, Scotland, born between 1715 and 1720, arrived in Massachusetts before 1744, or why in the 1790's his son George moved his family to Vermont.

It is suggested that the illusory certainty of a pre-determined destiny distorts the prospective that would enable to construct scenarios; what is actually happening remains hidden by the model and health policies are designed without adequate parameters for evaluating their effective impact.

We can use this tool to construct scenarios for various applied games.

From that information they constructed scenarios to train the entire staff.

In traditional studio sittings, Schoeller's signature was an unflinching attention to facial detail; outside of the studio, he had a flair for constructing scenarios that would allow his subjects' idiosyncrasies to be revealed.

The trauma of the Second World War led to the hope that hidden cameras and carefully constructed scenarios might unlock the secret to human behavior, both good and evil.

In traditional studio sittings, Schoeller's signature was an unflinching attention to facial detail; outside of the studio, he had a flair for constructing scenarios that would allow his subjects' idiosyncrasies to be revealed.

To this end, script gurus like Robert McKee have brainwashed a generation of screenwriters into constructing scenarios along rigid lines: introduction of characters, statement of conflict, development of narrative, division into three acts, carefully placed climaxes, conclusion.