Sentence examples for devise narratives from inspiring English sources

To make decisions about what could be, managers should devise narratives about possible futures, applying the tools of metaphor, logic, and emotion first described by Aristotle.

To make decisions about what could be, managers should devise narratives about possible futures, using the storytelling tools first proposed by Aristotle (who ironically also originated the scientific method).

They devise narratives for their lives and their campaigns.

Researching female monsters, jinn and dark goddesses of Middle-Eastern origin, Allahyari devises narratives through practices of magic and poetic-speculative storytelling, re-appropriation of traditional mythologies, collaging, meshing, scanning, and archiving.

Her singular innovation, after all, has been to devise a narrative strategy that encourages her subjects to reveal their characters in their own words.

Told to devise a narrative on which to string out these lyrical beads, Ms Johnson came up with a tale not wholly unlike a 1968 comedy, co-scripted by the great Denis Norden, called Buona Sera, Mrs Campbell.

We in the West have since devised various narratives of the "Fall of the Berlin Wall," most claiming a great victory for the West, or at least for a Western-oriented "civil society" in the East.

Ballard and Blackburn devise amusing alternative narratives – Cinderella's "walk of shame" after the ball, and a prince who is left holding "a shoe full of blood" – and they deliver their tap sequences with cheery competence.

Salter has said that he devised the narrative conceit out of necessity.

But Mr. Webber, a skilled actor, has not devised a narrative with sufficient momentum or tension to sustain much interest.

He devised a narrative style entirely new to Japan: a mixture of science fiction, hardboiled cool, and metaphysics--Arthur C. Clarke tipping his hat to Nietzsche in Japanese.