Sentence examples similar to modified narratives from inspiring English sources

A panel of upper-level students working at firms will share how they explained why they are interested in private practice, how they modified their narratives for firm interviews, how they framed their public interest experiences and pro bono for firm interviewers, and how they navigated questions about interest in pro bono work and long-term career goals.

Many patients feel embarrassed by what they have to say and so they modify their narratives.

A particular feature of the narrative approach is that it is very simple to change parameters or modify the narrative of events in the process of model exploration.

The Protevangelium modified the nativity narratives of Matthew and Luke.

The ambiguities of evolutionary history in no way deny that there was such a history, but they provide space for new perspectives that can modify the narrative.

Rather than modify their narrative, NBC edited the interview and used the rabbi's words in a context that grossly distorted his views.

"For their own, different motives, many flanks at the top echelons seemed to be involved," he wrote in a blog for P24 website, adding that the pattern that day shows series of deceit, divisions, changed minds, panic, "suicidal acts", such as bombing the parliament building and, the day after, modifying the narrative on the sequence of events to save themselves.

In silico exploration of the pathway model is simply enabled by modifying the narrative description and/or changing parameter values.

Drawing on key texts of both Gothic and posthumanist theory, the contributors analyze varied themes: posthuman vampire and zombie narratives; genetically modified posthumans; the posthuman in video games, film, and television; the posthuman as a return to nature; the posthuman's relation to classic monster narratives; and posthuman biohorror and theories of prometheanism and accelerationism.

As the 3 emergent themes were defined, the patient interview guide was modified to collect a narrative of the patients' personal experiences with emotional symptoms, receipt of care over time, and how they handled depression and preventing recurrent depression over time.

Unlike conventional literature, which relies on sentence and word density, phrasing and transitional passages to alter narrative rhythm, e-lit can directly modify the reader's perception of time.