Sentence examples for narrative p from inspiring English sources

"For it was not just science but perhaps the novel itself which helped to kill Jesus' divinity, when it gave us a new sense of the real, a new sense of how the real disposes itself in a narrative and then a new skepticism toward the real as we encounter it in narrative" (p. xvi).

In the point narrative (p. 2118 ), Butler et al. suggest that extreme caution is in order with regard to GLP-1 therapies because of the lack of data suggesting long-term benefit and because of an accumulation of data suggesting harm.

It made patients feel "marginalized by doctors" (p. 206), and made them represent their illness in terms of "chaos narratives" (p. 206) characterized by "confusion and uncertainty" (p. 206) and "a merry-go-round of hope and despair" (p. 206).

Through such dynamic permeability, love transforms the identity of the lover in a way that can sometimes foster the continuity of the love, as each lover continually changes in response to the changes in the other.[14] Indeed, Rorty concludes, love should be understood in terms of "a characteristic narrative history" (p. 75) that results from such dynamic permeability.

In part this means that what makes an attitude be one of love is not the presence of a state that we can point to at a particular time within the lover; rather, love is to be "identified by a characteristic narrative history" (p. 75).

The past five years has been a slow unravelling of the Sun narrative on Baby P.

He is sharply critical of curators at the Smithsonian Institution, whom he claims "bought the Nitze-Blackett narrative in toto" (p. 98), for failing to conduct primary research in the records of the Strategic Bombing Survey in the process of planning the ill-fated Enola Gay exhibit in the early 1990s.

Whilst drawing upon a number of approaches to synthesizing qualitative research, Nowak's review was 'largely designed in accordance with the research process of the "meta-narrative review"'(p. 430) - a pre-existing off the shelf review approach.

An alternative Australian Indigenous epistemology may emphasise the performative nature of knowledge, its negotiation from multiple perspectives and multiple modes of presentation and prosecution, and its fundamentally narrative base (Christie 2006b, p. 291).

Christie posits: An alternative Australian Indigenous epistemology may emphasise the performative nature of knowledge, its negotiation from multiple perspectives and multiple modes of presentation and prosecution, and its fundamentally narrative base (Christie 2006b, p. 291).

Picking up the question of authorial voice, CalebHildenbrandt wrote: "I tend to think much of the similarities between F's and P's narratives stems not so much from an indirectness of the style as from the fact that F and P are very similar people--and why wouldn't Franzen want to write about people like himself?