Sentence examples for informative narrative from inspiring English sources
In this engaging and informative narrative, the reader accompanies the World Wildlife Fund's chief scientist on his lifelong journey to visit some of the world's rarest species and remotest places.
But Mr. Borges, 65, "seems to be the star who has risen above the rest," said Barbara Mauldin, curator of the Latin American collection at the Museum of International Folk Art, a branch of the Museum of New Mexico in Santa Fe. "His sense of composition is superb, and his imagery is bold, with such a strong and informative narrative message, one that is very humorous and lively," she added.
They were also shown slides depicting the relevant parts of the SAFEWAY2SCHOOL system (Figs. 1 and 2) and were read a short and informative narrative of two children using the system.
In both of these cases, the most informative narrative (and by report of the clinicians, the most desirable) was not found in structured formats.
Original or informative narratives are also sought.
This provides a counterpoint to Power's (1994, 1999) concerns about the tendency for new assurance forms to restrict debate and dialogue and reveals a rare empirical domain where Power's (2003b) call for more customised and informative narratives in assurance reporting is being heeded.
The other, less-informative narratives (n = 47) were then analyzed for contradictions or limitations to the developed conceptual model.
Yes, the prompts addressed the argumentative, informative and narrative writing the standards highlight, but the exercise was much more about the serendipity of discovery a reader can have paging through The Times, and about creating a culture of lifelong learning.
The peer support component augmented SRSD instruction by increasing students' knowledge of planning and enhancing generalization to informative and narrative writing.
Our desire to continue publishing timely, informative summary narratives on a consistent basis has certainly been aided by the contributions made on behalf of the ADA.
Alter's informative but detached narrative, you could even say, is itself Obamaesque.
