Sentence examples for favourable narrative from inspiring English sources
Since 2009, financial markets have largely ignored risk, constructing a favourable narrative around events and rallying on any information.
The air-brushing of the 2006-07 whisewash is not only a mixed metaphor: it is a dogged attempt to tap into the more favourable narrative of 2005.
"Poulton has done an outstanding job in turning the books into two epic three-hour plays that, in Jeremy Herrin's RSC production, make for a gripping piece of narrative theatre," wrote The Guardian's Michael Billington in another favourable review.
Redefining obstacles in treatment, confronting challenges, believing in their own ability, and acceptance of depression and of themselves also seemed to be significant themes within the narratives of participants who expressed improvement and a favourable outcome.
This has meant suppressing information which runs counter to their narrative (Adams et al. 2010) and sponsoring research which is favourable to their positions (Babor 2009, Harkins 2010).
The fifteen-year-old Lucia's correspondence with her new fiancé, the nobleman Alvise Mocenigo, includes a glissando from formality to rapture that gives an idea of the narrative's pitch: "My most esteemed spouse, my good father having informed me of your favourable disposition towards me, and having told me of your worthy qualities..
The fifteen-year-old Lucia's correspondence with her new fiancé, the nobleman Alvise Mocenigo, includes a glissando from formality to rapture that gives an idea of the narrative's pitch: "My most esteemed spouse, my good father having informed me of your favourable disposition towards me, and having told me of your worthy qualities.
Whately drew favourable comparisons between Austen and such acknowledged greats as Homer and Shakespeare, praising the dramatic qualities of her narrative.
"The situation looks favourable".
