Sentence examples for simplifying the narrative from inspiring English sources

It was refreshing to hear John Podesta, Chair of the Center for American Progress and Member of the UN Panel on the Post-2015 Development Agenda, recently focus on simplifying the narrative: the way we talk about these issues.

For example, taking into account cultural models and modifying and simplifying the narratives and causal chains that are used to describe climate change and its human health impacts can make climate science more likely to be taken seriously in people's thinking, potentially generating more public buy-in for climate change as a public health issue.

It would be virtually impossible to simplify the narrative sufficiently to create a coherent book.

Minghella simplified the narrative of Michael Ondaatje's novel in this fine film.

Their objective was to reduce the number of dancers to a more modest 100 or so and to simplify the narrative.

"Murphy has grossly simplified the narrative in the Book of Mormon in such a way that he can claim that this is a scientific test," says evolutionary biologist Michael Whiting of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.

Christus simplified the narrative: removing the handmaidens and relegating the animals to the background.

(This hypothesis is consistent with an unrelated requirement, put forward for understanding the general existence of long-range correlation in genomes, that at least a significant portion of DSDs are made in tandem [20].) The prox hypothesis drastically simplifies the narrative for a type-A chromosome: a chromosome suffers a WGID, after which very few prox-ISD occurred.

How book and film compare: Franklin's adaptation sticks to Mosley's novel for its first half, but to simplify the convoluted narrative adds plot elements and changes characters' motivations.

A guide to simplifying the feast.

Simplifying the categories made Allstate more efficient.