Greer Shephard helped lure Ms. Bloom to the West Coast, to temporarily trade her beloved narrative sentences for television's visual shorthand.
The difference between the "narrative sentences" of a historical account and the time-free statements of a scientific one show that philosophers of history can never hope to reduce the first to the second (unless they stop doing history).
Usually I simply resent deprivation of these helpful, clarifying indicators, but Carey (who didn't use them in "True History of the Kelly Gang," either) almost persuades me that human speech, thus unified with the narrative sentences, acquires a certain stateliness, as in the Bible.
OMIM describes phenotypes using narrative sentences (e.g. normal to slightly elevated plasma cholesterol).
BioCreative IV GO annotation task aims to evaluate the performance of system that automatically assigns GO terms to genes based on the narrative sentences in biomedical literature.
We tried to use different ways to represent GO terms including the words in the term, the synonyms and the narrative sentences in the description.
"By the time I got to 'The Foreign Correspondent' I'd finally evolved back to what everyone else started out with: narrative, declarative sentences, past tense, a plain and simple telling of a story," he said.
This case illustrates the importance of another rhetorical tool: a strong metaphor that captures the arc of your narrative in a sentence.
Although memory and learning did not seem to be impaired in this subgroup, these children had difficulties in the sub-domains narrative memory and sentence repetition, compared to intact memory for faces, names, everyday events and intact orientation.
The most compelling narrative, expressed in sentences with which I have no chemical reaction, or an adverse one, leaves me cold.
