Sentence examples for from narratives from inspiring English sources

It's drawn largely from narratives written by marines who fought in the 1st Division E.

"If they just know me from Twitter, they're like, 'I heard your voice, I thought you would be some barrel-chested brawler.' And I'm like, 'No, I'm just a person.'" Mr. Delaney described his standup as drawn from narratives about his own life, and said it does not shy away from difficult episodes.

It's drawn largely from narratives written by marines who fought in the 1st Division — E. B. Sledge's "With the Old Breed" and Robert Leckie's "Helmet for My Pillow" — and from accounts of the actions of another member of the 1st Division, John Basilone, who was a hero of Guadalcanal and the first enlisted marine to be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

The focus has shifted away from narratives of battle to "history from below": to examining in great detail the everyday experiences and states of mind of "ordinary" soldiers – and housewives; and to "explaining 1933", looking for continuities between the Nazi period and earlier epochs.

Children < 3 years of age were 12 times more likely to be identified from narratives as being on another person's lap at the time of injury.

We can use text mining models to extract text features from narratives and add these features in ST-GAM and LST-GAM.

Another one from Narrative Science.

Fenton's poems ranged from narrative to nonsense.

Even his critical essays never stray far from narrative.

He showed how to extract thrills from narrative unease.

Mr. Costa seems to take his structural cues not from narrative cinema, but from recorded music.