Sentence examples for time narratives from inspiring English sources

As the most faithful articulations of human time, narratives present the moments when agents, who are aware of their power to act, actually do so, and patients, those who are subject to being affected by actions, actually are affected.

The study examines teacher-solicited children's reports on peer group events (similar to Sharing time narratives), their design features, and the teachers' evaluative responses in primary school classroom interactions.

WITH families scattered and everyone pressed for time, narrative therapy is viewed by some as a relatively quick fix.

A comparable story of a rural idyll destroyed (though this time narrative artifice allows its eventual restoration) is at the centre of his greatly popular novel, The Vicar of Wakefield (1766).

It was all about the "it's his time" narrative.

Paul Nicholls, whose work Golden Age The Simulation (below), is an abstract journey into the virtual forms architecture can take says: "I think that film offers something which architecture has been trying to achieve for a long time: narrative.

The tension between the colorful, all-over busyness of the crowd and the stillness of the central figure makes these works captivating pictorially and as a real-time narratives.

Fine actors (Alison Steadman, Phil Davis) nudge our boy forward, yet the rehabilitation and race-against-time narratives prove fundamentally at odds: we're left watching two films cancelling each other out.

End-times narratives offer the terrible resolution of ultimate destruction.

Immediately upon waking, participants filled out questionnaires and chronicled their nap-time narratives in dream journals.

Although End Times narratives are frequently the butt of much appreciated jokes, they do merit our serious attention.