Sentence examples similar to narrative reply from inspiring English sources
Gill, asked whether his writers are already experimenting with new forms of narrative, replies: "they're mostly writing".
"We need to have counter-narratives," she replied, "to be ready when the next shock hits".
This reply by extended narrative is weaker than it might look, for either this means that joint commitments are, as it were, put together from personal attitudes of the participants or the respective attitudes instantiate the same sort of circularity that was to be avoided.
Essentially, you can either upload your own video, starting a new narrative thread, or you can upload a response video and reply to an already existing thread.
Ward did not dispute the notion and said in reply: "I think they wanted to have a particular narrative that they hope is negative to me". McCain, 81, died Saturday, just hours after Ward's Facebook comments.
Jay Prosser's "No Place Like Home: The Transgendered Narrative of Leslie Feinberg's Stone Butch Blues" (1995) aimed to offer an academic reply to Halberstam's perceived invalidation of FTM self-identities.
Constructive criticism offered by civilian instructors was all too often met with a "Well, that's the way it happened" reply, as if that made up for the lack of character development or cohesive narrative in submitted pieces.
In his reply, Romney rolled out his own talking point, a version of a ginned-up election season narrative Republicans have been marketing with surprising success in recent weeks.
