Sentence examples for narrative insight from inspiring English sources

The subjective dimension of insight has been conceptualized as a particular form of narrative production, called narrative insight [ 53].

Most young film directors, reared in music videos and advertising, can cut like Adderall addicts and swing their cameras from the rafters like Howard Keel, but their grasp on narrative and insight into character limps way out back.

The narratives provided insight in how the respondents lived through or adapted to changes (Lutz, 1998) and brought to the surface heterogeneity, ambiguity and contradictions in their stories.

So the gestures, as well as the iPad's functionality, are integral to the narrative, revealing insights and clues, and helping readers empathize with James' struggles.

A slave narrative rich in insight, "The Bondwoman's Narrative" is also enlivened by conventions drawn from both Gothic and sentimental novels.

Amid the relentless fetishisation of American cable television and its online counterparts, here was proof that the most venerable and embattled broadcaster of them all could still make television of comparable if not superior narrative sophistication, psychological insight and emotional impact.

The Daily Show correspondent's first Netflix special is a narrative treat, giving insight into growing up "brown in America".

Their narrative review provides insight into medication errors in this complex, imperfect, multistakeholder process.

The insight narrative would also vary according to its role in coping and adapting to the new challenges and demands.

Meaningful interpretation of performance scores therefore requires additional narrative comments providing insight into raters' personal motivations and argumentations.

The book contains few sustained narrative fixtures, and insights into the author's consciousness are restrained.