Sentence examples for self narratives from inspiring English sources

Finally, people reporting delusions may encounter difficulties in remembering their experienced past and in projecting themselves into the future, because they construct unreliable self narratives (e.g., Gerrans 2009).

These historical revelations represent just a sliver of stories I heard from my Syrian-born parents growing up in a Southern California suburb; stories that have collectively transformed my sense of self, narratives that have constructed the lens through which I see the world; and stories that have especially influenced the way I process the present conflict.

Berenson is not a creator of romantic self-narratives.

His current projects include a book on Ottoman sharia courts and, with Cemal Kafadar, a study of Ottoman self-narratives.

These riveting "self-narratives," the tales told by Farinata, Francesca da Rimini, Ulysses, Count Ugolino, and others, may be, as Robert Hollander puts it, the "single most defining characteristic" of the Divine Comedy, but they are not the defining characteristic of the Paradiso.

Indeed, Rubio has incorporated the questions about his financial dealings into his self-narrative.

It's a value that's deeply resonant with my immigrant self-narrative.

Brand identity defies the mathematical rationality of probability because it becomes part of our self-narrative.

The case study aimed to identify the underlying therapeutic processes that enabled the participant to adopt a preferred self-narrative.

But elsewhere, from India to Italy, from Germany to Iran, its self-narrative as the outsider is actually true.

This coding system is grounded in a narrative conception of the self, and suggests that narrative change results from the elaboration and development of narrative exceptions to a client's core problematic self-narrative.