The fine novel Merlin (1977), a first-person (possibly hallucinated) narrative from "the singing grave" of "the Matter of Britain", preceded his masterpiece, the Raleigh-inspired The Voyage of the Destiny (1982), wrought with tragedy and bloody farce.
The Arab spring has undermined that narrative, possibly fatally.
These two images are capable of changing the narrative, possibly affecting the course of history.
He doesn't have the same freedom to summarize what he sees, for he can't compress the film he shoots, as a writer can compress his observations; he can only slice the film up into smaller pieces and reconnect some of them, possibly using some narrative material as a kind of verbal cement.
As well as being useful for further analysis at the individual volcano level, differences in the recording probabilities between regions ought to confirm or possibly challenge the narrative evidence about the development of the recording process (Siebert et al. 2010, pp. 31 34).
This is possibly because textual narrative synthesis makes clearer the context and characteristics of each study, while the thematic approach organises data according to themes.
Ms. Schimert's art has always indicated a hands-on approach to sculpture and alluded to obscure, somewhat visionary, possibly sci-fi narratives, especially in her small, bright drawings.
For 633 patients there was no electronic record of a further blood pressure measurement; the free narratives (possibly containing BP records) were not available for study.
It is a remarkable document: at once a cogent, self-sufficient musical narrative and, possibly, a coded critique of the mode of listening that had helped to make a phenomenon of the Third.
Bradford had recently arrived in New York from Philadelphia and soon became New York's official printer, an appointment possibly connected with this narrative, a glowing account of Governor Fletcher's role in the expedition.
