Sentence examples for drawing on narrative from inspiring English sources

Drawing on narrative traditions, from popular melodramas to avant-garde theater, Mr. Ruiz, best known in America for his 1999 adaptation of Proust's "Time Regained," turns "Mysteries of Lisbon" into yet another search for lost time.

Parents and other available members of the extended family were interviewed at home, drawing on narrative accounts of experiences with SCD over time, including perceptions of cause, practices, effects and patterns within the wider family.

The study from which this paper is based explored life after stroke in a rural multi-ethnic area of Aceh, Indonesia, drawing on narratives of life and its reconstitution after a critical change in circumstance.

In developing the curriculum, we drew on narratives about growing up with HIV contributed by young Africans to a 2013 scriptwriting competition.

The analysis presented in this paper draws on narratives by 64 young people whose experiences with war began when they were babies and children in Bosnia & Herzegovina (BiH), 38 youth whose families remained in BiH and 26 who migrated to the United States.

In order to frame such distinctions, participants' drew on narratives for normative, socially sanctioned identities and practices.

Drawing on a narrative review of literature, this paper explores mechanisms by which such services might contribute to health improvement and reducing health inequalities.

An alternative perspective regarding the role of science in political deliberation and public policy is offered, drawing on the narrative school of policy analysis as articulated by Giandomenico Majone, Emery Rowe, Barry Bozeman and others.

Drawing on interactive narrative methods, the positionality or 'footing' of given participants is recognized as important [ 27].

Such cultural processes, defined as inter-subjective conceptions that draw on, reproduce, and revise extant social narratives, are a missing link connecting individual-level schema and macro-level structures.

For narrative analysis, a pluralistic approach was chosen drawing on the narratives' context, structure, and content [ 26, 27].