Sentence examples for representations of good from inspiring English sources
Most film-makers install their supporting players as fixed representations of good and evil.
The real Rescorla seems to have been a selfless and courageous man, but Western drama, which depends on conflict and tension, does not lend itself to representations of good people.
Bloated and rollicking, "Game," which ran from 1968 to 1971, used the Roman-coin profiles of its stars, Gene Barry, Tony Franciosa and Robert Stack, as iconic representations of good will, sending them to investigate society's ills -- drug addiction and racism, among them -- through the, um, fast-paced world of magazine journalism.
More directly, it is vital to explore how representations of good patients are helping and hindering access and adherence to a lifesaving treatment.
This confirmation of previous research suggests that healthcare workers, because of their elevated position of power, exert a strong guiding influence on social representations of good patients to fit their needs.
On-going research into these areas would help generate a better understanding of social representations of good patients and the ways that behavioural norms and power dynamics change over time.
The transfer of knowledge and representation of good practices among actors are still needed, in particular because of bad experiences in the past (i.e. enforced and environmentally unfriendly projects) and the traditional emotional attachment to land among land owners.
The franchise depicts a galaxy described as "far, far away" in the distant past, and commonly portrays Jedi as a representation of good, in conflict with the Sith, their evil counterpart.
This paper explores the representation of goods and services from the subsurface, as defined by the concept of geosystem services, in contemporary ecosystems literature.
Our research sought to explore how both patient and healthcare provider perceive and respond to representations of 'a good patient'.
This article examines social representations of 'a good patient' and how these representations affect patient-healthcare provider relationships and antiretroviral treatment (ART) for people living with HIV.
