Sentence examples for example narrative from inspiring English sources

The example narrative chosen here was written for Vox (Supplementary Material Appendix A), an online publication.

The next example narrative was written in 2013 by a writer for the New Republic (Supplementary Material Appendix B) who contracted whooping cough.

To illustrate how these findings are relevant to public engagement, consider the following example narrative – the sort of statement that a campaigner, a policymaker or a community activist might make: "It's clear that the climate is changing – many of us have noticed the signs.

They could read with some proficiency and understand, for example, narrative plots at a literal level.

A literature review can take several venues, for example: narrative, quantitative, or meta-analytic.

For example, narrative retelling ability is found to be strongly correlated with the disease [6].

For example, narratives describing encounters with purposive rational systems may tend towards constructing the self as a passive recipient subjected to anxiety or towards the construction of the self as an active and confident participant in purposive rational systems.

For example, narratives including mostly negative emotional talk (eg, 'it was quite alarming') would be coded to 'negative evaluation' and narratives including mostly positive emotional talk (eg, 'it's nice to have nice things said about you') would be coded to 'positive evaluation'.

The classic example is narrative history.

For example, the narrative quality on the plaques may have been influenced by Portuguese engravings.

When dealing with matters explicitly racial — the lynching of Robert's older brother, for example — the narrative can feel secondhand.