Sentence examples for guide dialogue from inspiring English sources

Issun, an arrogant, inch-tall "wandering artist" seeking out the thirteen Celestial Brush techniques for himself, accompanies Amaterasu (whom he calls "Ammy" or "furball") and serves as a guide, dialogue proxy, and as comic relief.

This joint UNESCO-UNICEF publication is intended to guide dialogue between United Nations Development Group and Education for All (EFA) partnerships and facilitate a breakthrough from 'right to education' rhetoric to accelerated interventions for attaining the EFA goals and the Millennium Development Goals related to education.

A well structured, open-ended questionnaire and guided dialogue techniques [ 24] were used to interview pastoralists and native livestock farmers.

Farmers were interviewed using well structured, open-ended questionnaire and guided dialogue techniques between October and December 2010.

The training was conducted by expert qualitative researchers and introduced the fieldworkers to the aims of the study, familiarized them with the study guide, and exposed them to guided dialogue techniques and critical tips for qualitative interviewing.

The teacher should moderate the meeting, provide legal guidelines as they pertain to the constitution of Ukraine, and pose questions to guide student dialogue.

The actors were mainly non-professional children from the favelas; the script was only there to suggest and guide the dialogue.This naturalistic approach has echoes in the film's structure and tonal palette.

Those questions are intended to guide the dialogue between therapists and user, so as to unveil his needs and expectations on possible technological solutions that might improve his autonomy and independence.

Answers differing from expected ones point to elements in the model which require further consideration and can be used to guide the dialogue between domain experts and modeling experts.

This study's results may guide intersectoral dialogue on topics such as deficits in knowledge, patient-centered practice, professional morality and authenticity.

In recapitulating the spirit of the 1930s, "Gabriel's Guide" opens dialogues with folk music, both past and present.