Sentence examples for reported narrative from inspiring English sources

Or at least that is the impression that the New Yorker writer Jane Kramer leaves in "Lone Patriot," her well-drawn, superbly reported narrative of the Washington Militia.

The true number of suicides is difficult to determine because a coroner's conclusion of suicide must be 'beyond a reasonable doubt', that is, that the death was intentionally self-inflicted and in some areas coroners have increasingly (since 2001) reported narrative conclusions rather than reporting it as suicide.

The Taliban has claimed it has cleared Afghan security forces from two strategic districts in northern Kunduz province over the past five days, and has released a video questioning the reported narrative of events.

The growing appetite for deeply reported narratives over bits and bites extends beyond narrow political magazines.

Instead, the reimagined magazine will include reported narratives that rely on intellectual scoops rather than informational ones and pair them with essayistic argument.

Lewis [ 11] first criticised this approach and many researchers reported narratives of mothers regretting not having contact with their babies and suffering long term problems following suppression of their grief, as well as a prolonged mourning process [ 12- 16].

Since Sisi's government took power, officials have regularly criticised foreign journalists for reporting narratives that conflict with its own.

One of the incident report narrative described how the reporter felt very "let down" by what he or she felt was a "poor electronic prescribing system" and the consequence was that a patient missed an important drug.

The intensity and certainty supporting all recommendations are reported in narrative form, without any symbol, graded score or hierarchy.

Findings will be reported in narrative and tabular form.

Key concepts were reported through narrative and the use of participants' quotes.