Sentence examples for episodic incidents from inspiring English sources

"We had a couple — more than a couple — of these episodic incidents of teenage insanity," he said in the interview.

Extreme wave events may be categorized into major episodic incidents (c. 3.6 ka BP; 3.2 3.0 ka BP; 2.0 1.8 ka BP; post-1.3 ka BP), which may correspond to tsunamis and periodic events recurring on the order of decades to centuries, which we interpret as severe tropical cyclones.

The film is nearly two hours long, yet the set-up is dispensed with in the first twenty-minutes or so, leaving an extended middle act of episodic incident and an entire last act that is one false ending after another.

Certainly, their commitment to civil liberties has been episodic; there are incidents that reveal the lack of consistent support.

Onetti's episodic novel mixes literal incidents - a nude sitting, a murder - with absurd events, such as when Medina meets a man who sheds worms from his skin.

Furthermore, there are concerns regarding the use of opiates for short term incident or episodic pains [ 42], like the breakthrough pain provoked by movement described by Greenstreet [ 21].

And while it certainly has enough of those trappings, it's also repeatedly hamstrung by its episodic nature, jerking from inciting incident to inciting incident without a clear through-line and leaving the whole thing undernourished.

Our results from this study neither indicate higher levels of neck muscle tension nor increased durations of tension after stressful incidents in patients with frequent episodic or chronic migraine compared to headache-free controls.

In their episodic coverage of the issue, the group amalgamated incidents of what they call publication "paralyses," cases of against-all-odds filmmaking, and more.

This rebellious incident, which Lubow calls Arbus's "decisive moment", is the starting point for his episodic narrative.

If such an incident were eliminated, its absence would not be perceptible; on the other hand, the episodic narrative could, in principle, be extended indefinitely without altering its structure.