Sentence examples for vignettes this from inspiring English sources

Replete with colorful anecdotes and vignettes, this forceful memoir offers a familiar, if a bit slippery, tale of lost youthful innocence.

PJ HARVEY "Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea" continues Polly Harvey's secure formula -- slow, raging-sea-of-the-mind vignettes, this time more inspired by Patti Smith than ever.

Using ethnographic vignettes this paper unpacks this politics of the designs, to elaborate a "praxical present" within which expertise, experts, the State and the citizens all get (dis)entangled with each other through idioms that far exceed those of the Modern State, citizenship, individual and communitarian rights.

The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros: Composed entirely of remarkably observant and penetrating vignettes, this is a coming-of-age story of Esperanza Cordero's Latina youth, as well as her determination to leave it all behind.

Considering the ways in which Churchill has (and has not) structured her 57 vignettes, this mixing of easily recognizable sites with hit-and-miss personal interactions creates a series of character-driven snapshots for the audience (which can initially seem confusing until one realizes that none of these vignettes are related).

In the case of the older vignettes, this was mediated by expectations of poorer outcomes.

We critique the successes and challenges associated with employing vignettes in this setting, in order to determine the feasibility and utility of using this technique in qualitative investigations more widely in sub-Saharan Africa.

There are many brilliant vignettes in this book, too many to mention in a review.

Tye "offers memorable vignettes of this little whirlwind of energy," Ron Chernow wrote here in 1998.

In one of the many attractive vignettes in this book, he introduced Fanny to Queen Victoria.

Like many real diaries, "Diary of a Worm" is really a series of vignettes, in this case going from March 20 to deep summer, Aug. 1.