Sentence examples for stories situations from inspiring English sources

In The Media Student's Book, Gill Branston and Roy Stafford state "the term [representation] has the capacity to suggest that some media re-present, over and over again, certain images, stories, situations.

Have you any idea how frustrating it is to read entry after entry, all of them setting up story situations, some of them excellent, but hardly any of them leading anywhere or giving me the satisfaction of a pay-off?

In this study, one SCK-related difficulty seen in the PTs involved explaining the meaning of number sentences when referring back to the concrete story situations.

With so many characters to mix and match, the possible story situations remains nearly endless.

"If the action in our game is exciting, it's because you care about the story situation," he added.

Six PTs (25%%) admitted that they were uncertain about how to generate a number sentence that may refer back to the story situation, and three PTs (12.5 %) expressed frustration about the intended approach and refused to change their existing conceptions.

To stress the step-by-step meaning, the instructor asked PTs to reason upon the concrete story situation to write each step based on the basic meaning of multiplication ("a groups of b" is represented as a × b).

This was further mapped to two solutions (a × b) groups of c, and a groups of (b × c), and each step of the two solutions was further referred back to the story situation.

In the interests of projecting those stories and situations, the setting, 15th-century Spain, can be omitted, he observed.

With a comic touch, he goes on to make a serious point, elevating stories over situations: A friend of mine was particularly afflicted in this way.

I wonder if we're overestimating how much we can affect stories and situations that we have nothing to do with.