Sentence examples for trial narrative from inspiring English sources

It was all about creating a "simple but powerful trial narrative of lies and choices," he wrote.

Also, personally: who hasn't done wrong?" Jeff Church, producing artistic director of the Coterie, and the person who commissioned Afflicted: Daughters of Salem (which is co-produced by University of Missouri-Kansas City Thealso), also thinks the witch trial narrative points to the issue of collective responsibility.

We agree with many of the findings of the USC poll about the broader context of education, but disagree with the headlines it has spawned that perpetuate the Vergara trial narrative that teachers are responsible for the difference between high- and low-performing districts.

Whether the full study reports represent an exhaustive and coherent source of trial narrative and data remain unclear.

However, there is still some uncertainty as to whether the complete study reports represent an exhaustive and coherent source of trial narrative and data, which would undermine this judgment.

He is a courtroom storyteller so adept that a law professor, Philip N. Meyer, wrote a scholarly article comparing the dramatic effect of his trial narratives to the films "Pulp Fiction" and "Casablanca".

Material retrieved included controlled trials, narrative reviews, audits, opinions and editorials.

Exclusion criteria were: systematic reviews addressing non-surgical TMJD only; clinical trials, narrative reviews or editorials or letters to editor; in vitro or animal studies; articles published in languages other than English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or German.

We have not found many randomized controlled trials (RCTs) that test the narrative effect on learning with an empirical design.

To facilitate search and identification of gene-associated clinical trials by potential participants and clinicians, it is important to develop automated methods to identify genetic information from narrative trial documents.

We want an answer to the overwhelming question "Why?" The trial provides a narrative, a catharsis, and a ritual of justice.