Sentence examples for fix narrative from inspiring English sources

[stakeholder, extract 5] The cultural salience for a 'quick fix' narrative We are so much built into the mentality of wanting short-cuts.

We have investigated 4210 break and fix narratives reported by consumers of electronic devices in a survey conducted by iFixit.com - a wiki-based website for repair manuals - in order to apperceive the most common failures, repair practices and challenges that individual users face in their interactive experiences with product repair.

While Cinderella and Aurora have fixed narratives – they're waiting for their princes – she is a blank canvas.

Movies, too, have fixed narratives, with screenwriters and directors playing God and assigning fates to their characters.

So this was a welcome chance to fix the narrative, even if – as the editor of Select magazine, the Hansard of Britpop, during the 90s – it was one I'd originally co-written myself.

Sodderland's desire to create her own narrative, to fix memories and move on with her life, leads her to join a research study into transcranial stimulation at University College London.

This dialectical engagement continues in the 2003 short "," in which the filmmaker shows his editing skills to bravura effect by stringing together insert shots -- those discrete images of, say, a newspaper headline or a pointed gun that fix your attention on narrative details and actions -- that he has lifted from other movies.

But Vincent has recast his interviews with Coetzee's cousin, Margot, as a continuous narrative, "fixed up the prose" and "dramatised it here and there, letting people speak in their own voices".

Mike Eastwood, director of the church's Renewal and Reform programme, said its aim was "not a top-down project to fix the church, but a narrative of local hope in God shared throughout the church.

VanOrd found the large amount of character dialogue a distracting and jarring feature, while Parkin said that the game's narrative could not fix the issues present in the previous two XIII games, although the side-quests and dialogue helped lighten Lightning's character.

In the UK, parents, local authorities, charities, the media and politicians have all bought into the schools-can-fix-it narrative.