Sentence examples for judgement narrative from inspiring English sources

To fit such expansive and highly detailed representations onto two equally small and narrow wings, van Eyck was forced to make a number of innovations, redesigning many elements of the Crucifixion panel to match the vertical and condensed presentation of the Judgement narrative.

The authors suggest that participants showed more consistent improvement on standard aphasia measures and clinician judgements of narrative discourse after Constraint-Induced Aphasia Therapy with focus on communicative needs, compared with the approach offering free choice of communication modalities.

Doctors who have completed their training are responsible for complex professional judgements for which narrative supervision is particularly helpful.

In pronouncing a guilty verdict upon Timothy Evans, the court passed what was believed to be its final judgement, thereby confirming the official narrative of Ten Rillington Place as the site of family breakdown and domestic homicide.

Our observational and interview data show how the relevant judgements about residence capacity are complex for all concerned, and can be considered in connection with five themes: borderline capacity; assessment approaches; documentation; narrative; time and timing.

Our observation is that it is quite frequently true that a particular account (rightly or wrongly) dominates the narrative relevant to the judgement that has to be made.

To say the world is essentially history is to say that at the lowest level it is aesthetic experiences woven into a single fabric, a world-narrative, with the added judgement that it is real, that it exists.

Interviews have the advantage that they can pose clarifying questions and monitor a reflecting person's reactions, but they still leave assessors to ground their judgements in potentially subjective and selective narrative accounts of reflective activity.

39 To Keith Jenkins, the belief that history writing results in the production of highly subjective narratives impels historians to admit that 'no judgement is definitive'.

Educating for capability and clinical judgement requires more shared learning, feedback, reflection and mentoring for which narrative-based clinical supervision is ideally suited [ 56].

The narrative of the hero cyborg, as in the movies Terminator 2: Judgement Day and RoboCop is obvious.