Sentence examples for threatening narrative from inspiring English sources
CNN Concatenated is an 18-minute collage of thousands of single spoken words sampled from the US rolling news network rearranged to form an ambiguous but threatening narrative.
That is, parents who had received threat information about the animal provided more negative and threatening narratives about the animal and hence installed higher levels of fear beliefs in their children than parents who had received positive information.
Unpicking tangled theological arguments through an Agatha Christie-style whodunnit structure, the film puts Gleeson's virtuous Father James on the trail of his own would-be murderer following a threatening confession – the rather contrived narrative a mere platform for a stinging, essayistic examination of faith, and how it survives in a society increasingly defaulting to secularism.
There is one dark area in this ostensibly carefree narrative: someone is writing obscene and threatening letters to women on campus, including Juno and, later, Juliet.
Amid the narrative jigsaw of a Claire Denis world, this threatening scene is like a Michael Haneke moment.
The 34 events that include the word homicide in the narrative, but are not classified as homicides, include 17 events labeled as "other" (primarily threatening letters or phone calls), nine aggravated assaults, seven vandalism events, and one robbery.
Further work is required to develop sensitive and valid measures of sexual behaviour among groups such as these: including exploration of the women's perspectives on non-threatening methods for data collection about sexual behaviours, and trying other approaches such as participatory methods or individual narrative interviews with a trusted peer interviewer.
Some are threatening suicide.
