Her work, which she describes in overview as "an inquiry into life and death", has a strongly narrative character.
Brassneck had an infectious, strongly narrative drive as it set about portraying a family who crashed straight through the pieties of respectable British life.
Known for their jewel-like colors and painstaking attention to detail, her paintings were purposely flat, hyperrealistic and strongly narrative in their depiction of everyday life.
They are strongly narrative, drawing from an endless supply of anecdotes that typically involve a bar, a skid-row hotel, a horse race, a girlfriend, or any permutation thereof.
Wyeth, who also can handle with ease the piano (he was classically trained), bass, guitar, and other instruments, has been drawing notice at Joe's Pub and other cabarets around town for his strongly narrative songs and evocative performances.
Moreover, the sub-discipline developed out of a strongly narrative and qualitative approach to history that had little rapport with the quantitative approach of ecologists.
To some people, their imagery still appeals most strongly; their narratives convey truths and insights not elsewhere available.
As the Catholic theologian Hans Küng puts it in "On Being a Christian," the Virgin Birth is a "collection of largely uncertain, mutually contradictory, strongly legendary" narratives, an echo of virgin birth myths that were widespread in many parts of the ancient world.
The strongly autobiographical narrative concerns the travails of a rector's daughter in her service as governess, first to the unruly Bloomfield children and then to the callous Murrays.
We test whether investors react more strongly to narrative disclosures when the CEO's presence or association with the message is more salient in the disclosure, holding all other information constant.
