Sentence examples for sensemaking from inspiring English sources

The last devoted its most recent issue to "sensemaking, organising, and storytelling," and, having previously championed storytelling as a form of education, your correspondent felt honour-bound to peruse the articles.

If a colleague asks "What happened?" and you tell him, that is sensemaking.

"Sensemaking" is an inelegant word for, well, making sense of things.

Signed talk story about stand-up comedian Demetri Martin, 29... Mentions his anagrammic poem, "Dammit, I'm Mad," which he believes is one of the longest, non-computer-generated, sensemaking palindromes in English.

During Demetri's junior year of college, at Yale, he began composing "Dammit, I'm Mad," which he believes is one of the longest, non-computer-generated, sensemaking palindromes in English.

The Human Relations articles make the point that both sensemaking and sensegiving shape, and are shaped by, the environments in which the stories are told.

Thousand-word images: A new book rounds up the most convincing data visualizations and infographics that are "tackling the grand sensemaking challenge of our time".

The first, Sensemaking and Sensegiving: Stories of Jazz Leadership, has already been published in a journal called Human Relations.