Sentence examples for given narratives from inspiring English sources

It's time it was given narratives  that showed pride in the larger world that bustles outside the ballet studio.

There was no given narrative.

The content of a given narrative is an indication both of its form miracle story, controversy, or conversion story, for example—and of the narrative's use within the life of the community.

His success, he says, comes down not to knowledge but his capacity for "active, open-minded thinking": applying the scientific method to look rigorously at data, rather than seeking to impose a given narrative on a situation.

"What is interesting about this is, not only the fact that we so readily accept the given narrative without looking at the details - for example the fact that she was holding a trowel, which I'd never really noticed.

Students were still given narrative evaluations to complement the letter grades., the narrative evaluations were deemed an unnecessary expenditure.

Even within a given narrative, the elements of that particular story are not told in chronological order.

Thus, chronotope refers not merely to the formal features of a given narrative; of greater interest is the way in which chronotope defines a field of possibilities available to the narrator (Morson, 1994).

That hesitation gives narratives the opportunity to take hold, and gives propagandists an opportunity to reach the vulnerable.

By means of the National Association of RHS-epidemiologists, representing 33 RHSs, we asked them by mail to give narratives of (the lack of) research-utilization from their own experience.

But the new research is giving narrative psychologists something they did not have before: a coherent story to tell.