Sentence examples for narratives and statements from inspiring English sources

In a second step, narratives and statements that in some way concerned car use were coded.

The book is full of narratives, facts, and statements that are, well, untrue, or at the very least, highly misleading.

By this time, bemused by the rambling non-narrative and gnomic statements such as "History... is the study of missing things", this reviewer was detecting the perilous influence of WG Sebald – a suspicion heightened by the occasional photographs illustrating the text, their poor reproduction far from emulating the evanescent, poetic effect of Sebald's.

Sections of text and narrative statements could be assigned multiple codes.

Each Decision box will present research-based information on the probabilities associated with each option as a combination of numbers, graphics and narrative statements.

Time and again, his outrageous comments and statements have seized the narrative away from his rivals, distracted the media with the antics of insults and bizarre statements, and steered the conversation away from substantive issues.

Trump's response to the Mueller report was another example of the president's ability to ignore the contradictions of his own actions and statements, and spin a narrative that paints him as both winner and victim.

That would have been much better, but what happened instead is, within one month of the attempted coup, we have heard some very racist narratives, in some statements, and we even heard some statements where some leaders wanted to stop the negotiations taking place between Turkey and the E.U.

In some ways what was most surprising was the success of the single-line statements of what we need in a Speaker and who John Boehner really speaks for (although these single-line statements came after the narratives, and likely reflect the power of branding, even over the course of a brief online encounter with voters).

4. Manipulation In some patient narratives, WTD statements seemed to have a manipulative function.

This was a step Heywood subsequently regretted; he had not consulted his lawyers, and his narrative contained statements that Heywood later rescinded on the grounds that they were "the errors of an imperfect recollection".