Sentence examples for understandable narrative from inspiring English sources

Instead, the amygdala jump-starts the rest of the brain into analytical overdrive — prompting repeated reassessments of information in an attempt to create a coherent and understandable narrative, to understand what just happened, what threats still exist and what should be done now.

Someplace between, to paraphrase Einstein, "...counting absolutely everything that can be counted and counting only what counts?" Whether it's putting ad dollars to work, or striving to deliver the most relevant content, we are likely to need a human-understandable narrative, and context to augment our nascent automated pattern matching and machine learning tools.

That's understandable, given the narrative.

This choice of narratives is understandable, when you pitch a battle against a bully (Obama, by their telling, though I don't think he's ever performed an involuntary hair-ectomy), it doesn't matter who the underdog is.

As a result there's an understandable instinct to keep the narrative as positive as possible.

"It has ghosts, Christmas, a narrative that is easily understandable and universal.

Unfortunately, Atticus ends up being more narrative device than protagonist — understandable in light of the fact that writing about public-health crises, like writing about global warming or financial meltdowns, is often an exercise in rendering abstractions concrete.

This may just be a consequence of the necessary open-endedness of the narrative, or of an understandable desire not to alienate "Potter" readers by taking too many cinematic chances.

Through training, media practitioners can learn how to access and interpret public spending data and create narratives that are easily understandable for the public.

His existing narrative is in parts barely understandable without some imaginative guesswork.

XCOM's brilliance really lies in how it uses narrative to make game features understandable.