Introducing the possibility of a new narrative, these exercises encourage goal-setting and contemplation of life beyond childhood.
Thus, the selection of any particular theory or narrative is an exercise of "power"—to exclude certain possibilities from thought and to authorize others.
Though the use of narrative resources in the first exercise was scarce, it grew considerably across the whole process of construction of future scenarios along the whole second exercise.
The book is an extended exercise in narrative tone.
And the book by Joe Masteroff is a terrific and highly sophisticated exercise in narrative technique, personifying omniscience in the character of the M.C.
While one heard of wealthier people going in for psychoanalysis, it was not customary to regard oneself in everyday terms as an enigma, as an exercise in narrative history, or as a problem waiting to be solved.
In several respects — the musical detail with which adults and children are integrated at the party, the growth of the massive Christmas tree, the comedy of the mice, the way the long Arabian dance is paced like an exercise in narrative suspense — it is the equal of any.
Likewise, "Only Revolutions" begins as a standard exercise in narrative gamesmanship — frames within frames, narrators you perhaps ought not rely upon — and emerges as a sui generis art project where, as in a concrete poem, the very text scatters and dances and moves the action along.
A conclusion that can be drawn from this narrative review is that more exercise programs containing strength and aerobic exercise in combination with dietary interventions including a supervised weight loss program and/or protein supplements should be conducted in order to investigate possible positive effects on sarcopenic obesity.
Presented as an ensemble it falls more in the tradition of "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf," a choreo-poem, with many bodies exercising one narrative.
