Sentence examples for prepared the narrative from inspiring English sources

The English Ford — Ford Madox Ford — prepared the narrative formula in "The Good Soldier" ("Is all this digression or isn't it digression?") in 1915; instead of being patented, however, it was, so to speak, nationalized.

The caregivers involved in the case prepared these narratives or were consulted when other members of the core group prepared the narrative.

There is thus a need for accountability and to be as factual as possible in terms of preparing the narrative for teaching research ethics.

And LDOE and the RSD-selling set must prepare the public for a narrative that requires, well, "caution".

Ugandans, and indeed other Africans, have access to the internet and I speak as one of many who is no longer prepared to tolerate the narrative of white saviours who are giving it all up to save us.

The title might serve as a warning that there will be no narrative convergence; nothing, however, prepares the reader for the lack of narrative coherence.

The ground had been prepared for this narrative by the biography of Plath written by Linda Wagner-Martin, a professor of English then at Michigan State University.

A comprehensive summary of evidence for DSCC programs and their reported effect on the quality of care was prepared in a narrative review, the first of its kind on this topic.

For Mrs. Miller, that meant enrolling in a three-credit course in which she prepared a narrative description of her accomplishments and goals and claimed credits for specific New Paltz courses based on her experiences.

Labour has to halt that narrative before it is even born, which means preparing the ground and making the argument now.

The challenge in preparing the show for a planned Broadway run will be to add some dynamism to the narrative's built-in suspense.