Sentence examples for language narrative from inspiring English sources

Carter was most of a decade older than the others, born a few months into the Second World War rather than after it, and her Freudian-influenced, "mythic" subject matter was out of step with their more postmodern concerns, their explorations of language, narrative, and representation.

A published author, she will be remembered for her powerful persona and intellect, her language, narrative and linguistic skills, her devotion to social service, vocational and educational programs in Israel, and especially for the profound impact she had on her children and her children's children.

It is to take into account the terms of expression of the body, acts, language, narrative, sexuality, identity.

As an example, we estimate that about 10 million chemical syntheses per year are published in the public literature (articles, patents, theses) and the conventional method is a natural language narrative (most commonly in English).

These projects excited me to explore the vast potentials of opera in the 21st century, into questions of form, language, narrative, and so on.

Within six months of every death occurring in these households from 2001 to 2003, a trained, non-medical RGI surveyor interviewed a relative or close acquaintance of the deceased to obtain the symptoms and events around the death using structured questions and a local language narrative guided by a specific symptom list.

Age-standardized speech pathology tests are conducted assessing receptive and expressive language, speech, narrative and phonological awareness (see Table 3 for further details).

Yet to the late Juan José Saer, the leading Argentinean novelist of recent decades, Di Benedetto's style was "undoubtedly the most original" in twentieth-century Argentina, and his work "one of the culminating instances of Spanish-language narrative in our century".

These goals are easier to achieve when key, disease-specific clinical information is documented as structured data elements (SDEs) that computers can understand and process, rather than as free-text/natural-language narrative.

Based on a corpus of fifteen natural-language narratives (specifically, ghost stories), this paper examines how stories encode mental representations of characters.

A complex, non-linear film composed of 10 distinct story lines, we'll be exploring the visual language and narrative themes of Energy Flow every week leading up to the project's Android and iOS app store debut in December.