When Humphrys kept asking for more definition, Miliband should have gone straight to narrative examples: "The squeezed middle is the young dad I met in Milton Keynes this week, who works six days a week, but just had his tax credits cut by David Cameron so he's had to cancel the only holiday his family was going to get this year.
Narrative examples illustrated how different patients may ascribe lesser or greater importance to the different attributes of particular procedures.
Using an analytic inductive process [ 29], the author then applied this knowledge to observations of further narrative examples both within the same lecture, and in different lectures.
For example, the focus group discussions brought to the fore not only the challenges participants face but the hopes they have for obtaining attachment in the future, while providing very specific narrative examples of each.
The narrative examples from the literature demonstrates that 'real choice' is about more than a desire for a certain experience but also knowledge of the options available and the ability to weigh up the costs and benefits.
Narrative examples are given in order of diminishing frequency: Typical descriptive statements list the three realms of education, research and clinical service, usually in that sequence, sometimes with elaboration of the concepts: The mission of the medical school is threefold: the training of physicians, the search for new knowledge, and the care of the sick.
The drummers work within the framework of rudimentary narratives (example: one guy wants to read the paper, but the others keep interrupting him) and superficially distinct characters portrayed by a splendidly athletic ensemble.
In the immensely rich archaeological narrative, for example, we never really grasp the evolution of the Israelite religion or its transformations after exile.
According to the Winter Park narrative, for example, pedestrians strolling through the village will witness the process of turning raw materials into finished products like food, candy, folk art or woven blankets.
(Studies have shown that Coke's narrative, for example, is stronger than Pepsi's, largely owing to feelings about the color red and the soft drink's iconic typeface, which gives Coke market share but is also the reason most folks can't tell the difference in blind taste tests).
