Sentence examples for written narrative of from inspiring English sources

One is a closely written narrative of the Obama campaign.

Humans have always fought each other, but the written narrative of warfare begins about 6,000 years ago with documents detailing a conflict between Elam and Sumer (modern-day Iran and Iraq).

Shortly before the trial began, the department began ordering officers to staple a written narrative of each street stop to the existing check-box form that had long been used by officers to record street stops.

She dismisses the president's education plan with one of her signature questions: "Is he talking about education or is he talking about an Army camp?" If she must have proof that her students are engaged, she prefers that they offer a kind of written narrative of their quests -- a peek into their thought processes.

The research team drafted a written narrative of each interview by repeatedly listening to the audio recordings.

However, if pathways are to be more extensively used the issue of how use impacts on clinical decision making and clinical judgement has to be more fully explored, especially if pathway documentation do not include a written narrative of care.

It is based on the oral testimonies and written narratives of German Jewish Marxist women who were driven out of their homeland by German fascism, yet returned after the end of World War II, dedicated to the building of socialism, or more precisely to realising the dream of a society free of prejudice and discrimination.

Data were abstracted from both the standardized fields and written narratives of the DIS interview records by trained research assistants, using a case abstraction form.

In addition to responses to survey questions, some participants provided written narratives of their experiences.

In addition to categorising adverse events, we have qualitatively analysed the personal written narratives of 450 injured patients and their family members.

Indeed, analyses of healthcare students' oral and written narratives of professionalism dilemmas, and their actions during and following the events, across four studies have consistently identified a number of significant findings relating to negative emotional talk: revealing an empathic connection with the recipient of abuse.