Sentence examples for picture narrative from inspiring English sources

But who, really, is such a picture narrative for?

In order to assess students' speaking abilities, picture narrative, independent, and integrated tasks were given as a part of the proficiency test.

At the IEP described in the present study, independent speaking, integrated speaking, picture narrative, and paired-speaking tasks have been traditionally used in the program's achievement and proficiency tests.

Based on the cost analysis for the proficiency test, the integrated task involved the most cost ($1749.00), followed by the independent task ($1465.00) and the picture narrative task ($1430.00).

While they all delivered strong statements during their closing remarks, Clinton's big-picture narrative presented a very clear and compelling image of her America.

A Nashville Yoda who, as one character notes, has "discovered half the people in this town," Watty White links the various subplots and frames the big-picture narrative about a town full of flawed strivers (like Connie Britton's Rayna Jaymes).

Will digitally made and distributed moving-picture narratives diverge so radically from what we know as "films" that we no longer recognize a genetic relationship?

It solves math problems, it tells you when and where you have an itch, it gives moral instruction in the picture-narratives of dreams.

The book alternates between smoothly written big-picture narratives ("World History"; "Beginnings of the Universe") and endless pileups of discrete facts ("Notable Waterfalls"; "Latitude and Longitude of World Cities").

Bunge et al. examined studies of the quality of information provided to patients, reporting that although information was based on good evidence and ethical guidelines, there was a lack of evidence on quality of aspects such as pictures, narratives, language and cultural features [ 89].

In the early period there were two principal forms: a series of small images printed on a single piece of paper (narrative strip proper) and a series composed of several sheets of paper, with one image per page, which when displayed on the wall of a house formed a narrative frieze or picture story.