Sentence examples for exchanged narratives from inspiring English sources
The authors, who are educators of teaching and nursing practitioners respectively, exchanged narratives of professional experience in order to frame reflections on practice of CPD programmes.
Hip-hop, meanwhile, continued to shift its criteria for "keeping it real," exchanging narratives of crime and gunplay for boasts about business savvy and conspicuous consumption, or having rappers trade flirtations with rhythm-and-blues singers.
Sometimes she thinks that raccoon stories are an effort to tame wild animals by putting them into words, but other times she suspects that exchanging these narratives is a way of acquiring the animals'wildness for ourselves.
(Pictorial evidence from the medieval/early Renaissance of African musicians in European courts reveals ample evidence in matters of harmony and rhythm, eg baroque syncopation, that support notions of a north/south musical exchange narrative akin to the east/west of Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road project.
Some of Ms. Munro's more recent tales have exchanged the elliptical narratives she pioneered years ago for a more old-fashioned, stage-managed approach.
He does this through exquisite novels, such as Let The Great World Spin, and his work in the nonprofit story exchange organization, Narrative 4. McCann noted the frequency in which patients, himself included, find themselves perched upon an exam table answering the questions of a doctor whose gaze was always directed at a screen or down at a list of benchmark questions.
Forget about Napster and peer-to-peer exchange networks these narratives are essential to understanding why people say the physical album is dead and how we got to a place in culture where everyone actually pays for services like Spotify.
Glances are exchanged, fires are lighted and fingers gently brushed as Shostakovich meets Sappho amid narrative feints and a heavy-breathing encounter near the tennis courts.
It means that we cannot sacrifice expansive visions of freedom and inclusion in exchange for convenient narratives.
