Sentence examples for space for narrative from inspiring English sources
Ample space for narrative feedback relating to the three categories of professional behaviour was provided for each questionnaire item (Fig. 1).
Typically, the mini-CEX and similar instruments use global assessment scales, provide space for narrative comments and allow for feedback presented by a moderator in a post-encounter review session.
Two options can be recommended as a consequence: to remove numerical scores from the forms and provide space for narrative feedback only―or to improve the design and implementation of rating scales in order to make scores more informative.
Without open spaces for narrative and characterization, clan-writing can become essayistic.
A salvage boat provides the claustrophobic but fascinating space for a narrative of filial revolt against an overbearing father in Bergmans waterfront noir, reminiscent of Marcel Carnés French films.
When the shutters are closed the panels resemble an upside-down cross, a form common in 15th-century carved retables: an elevated central panel allowed additional space for a narrative scene, to depict a heavenly vista, a single large figure, or a crucifixion with space for the cross to extend above the other panels, an innovation seen in van der Weyden's Descent from the Cross.
The form contained general information such as date and time as well as space for a narrative of the incident.
Our paper employs a mixed-method design to explore Thai migrant businesses, giving a detailed overview of which women become entrepreneurs based on register data, and providing space for the narratives of women.
This involves a decline in racism together with a reduction of negative public opinions towards immigrants, a reduction of the space for populist narratives (Zapata-Barrero, 2011) and even the prevention of rises in radicalism.
It's simply that the press doesn't seem to want to make space for their narratives too.
But the subtler pallet and wider frame suits the New Orleans series, allotting space and attention for narrative contrasts, particularly confrontations of character.
