Sentence examples for trigger narratives from inspiring English sources

But in the forthcoming book, The Trigger: Narratives of the American Shooter, author Daniel J. Patinkin deals with the complex morality of shooting someone by looking at the gray areas between intent, accident, and on-the-spot interactions that can result in tragedy.

Another funeral of a working-class Liverpudlian triggers the narrative in Loach's Land and Freedom.

Symptoms like constipation, dizziness, falls and hypotension are examples of ADE triggers in narrative information sources.

Automatically generating computable triggers from narrative eligibility criteria remains challenging [ 22].

We must become far better at crafting persuasive narratives that trigger an emotional response among listeners, increase frequency and diversify the messenger.

My wife continues to treat the child as if he was a person, speaking to him kindly and reading him human stories at bedtime - perhaps in the hope that these narratives will trigger some dormant species memory.

Mr. Bettelheim's theories about "Cinderella," however elaborately detailed, do not explain why the narrative could trigger a response in anyone who had grown out of her bunk bed -- in, say, a woman old enough to be reading Bruno Bettelheim.

The NCAC said there is a media narrative that trigger warnings are being demanded by "coddled" liberal students.

If necessary, one or two sessions can be used for in vivo exposure with trigger stimuli after the narrative.

"I think they're triggered by this narrative that social media helped elect Trump and they think that they have to do something about it.

Because this narrative triggers our deepest fears, and because it promises a simple, direct route to full security -- kill them before they kill us -- and because it has an enormous feel-good component to it, as we free ourselves of our worst qualities by projecting them onto an enemy (real or imagined), its pull is enormous.