Sentence examples for narrative clauses from inspiring English sources
From these accounts Bearman et al. identified "narrative clauses" where the interviewee associates one event with another (for details, see Ref. [12]) and connected these into an aggregated memory web of 1995 vertices (events), about a fourth of these are common to two or more individuals, and 2121 association arcs.
The criminal background of the convicted applicants was revealed by adding a clause in their narrative application letter.
Based on his analysis of a range of various registerial domains (e.g., narratives and news reports), material clauses accounted for 58.9%% of circumstances of location (388 instances out of 658 circumstantial instances) and favoured the spatial location over the temporal location.
Yet Blair repeatedly articulated a narrative in contesting both Thatcherism and clause IV socialism.
It is also acknowledged that certain speaker variation occurs in the choice of anaphoric reference form, as the result of different perceptions of the semantic connectedness of clauses and sentences within a narrative.
In speech, as in print, his sentences are fluent, looped with brackets and sub-clauses, driven by a sense of narrative and history.
Research on life stories, for example, has shown that characters are not simply preexisting contents packaged in certain kinds of clauses, but rather complex, emergent products of the interplay between narrative design and narrative processing.
Cascading clauses, with their sudden reversals and discontinuities, allow "Siege 13" to bend narrative time with a freedom that reminded me of the great stories of Edward P. Jones.
