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.
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.
And LDOE and the RSD-selling set must prepare the public for a narrative that requires, well, "caution".
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.
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.
If you are a public official or a small-town resident and you realize that some writer is preparing a narrative account of events in which you were directly involved, a certain game theory may influence your decision about whether (and how freely) to talk.
Participants were given two and three minutes to prepare their responses for the narrative and opinion tasks, respectively.
One argument goes as follows: White abolitionists, who almost always had a hand in helping to prepare and disseminate the narratives, hoped to destroy slavery by highlighting the more shocking aspects of the institution — the whippings, the separations of families, and the sexual abuse of enslaved women.
