Sentence examples for support narrative from inspiring English sources
The first is that, despite the efforts of Noble Frankland, who had the unusual advantage of being both a veteran (a decorated member of an RAF bomber crew) and a highly regarded historian, it is rarely a simple matter to support narrative with archive film that is always wholly honest and appropriate.
Social networks need to do more to support narrative.
Therefore, any intrusion of stimulus-independent thoughts during the monotonous baseline conditions of repetitively producing single syllables or graphemes was insufficient to reduce activity associated with the linguistic and memory processes that support narrative production.
And when the facts can support narratives of one domicile or another, you can pretty well count on the taxpayer favoring the low tax state and the high tax state seeking to hold onto him.
The popularity of Mrs. Maisel and the machine behind its marketing seems to cement the notion that Hollywood isn't ready to give way to more progressive stories, even as audiences continue to support narratives centering more diverse lead characters.
The life and illness histories, social support narratives and experiences with the health care system were related as narratives which linked, as the patient saw it, the role of ART in everyday life [ 20].
We learned that gaming mechanisms show promise for supporting narrative construction and for fostering multimodal narrative construction.
Epoch-Era Analysis (EEA) is a framework that supports narrative and computational scenario planning and analysis for both short run and long run futures.
In a letter to me, Ed Humpherson, UKSA director general for regulation, said: "DfE presented comparisons of improvement in performance by school type with no comment on limitations, supporting narrative or analysis.
The shortest and safest course is not to admit of a perplexed and ill supported narrative.
Most recently, Gabrielle produced the Sundance Institute supported narrative feature film, King Jack.
