narratives造句

Some narratives, such as that from Shandong, came to her because of her work.

And then you get to the birth narratives in Matthew, the stories of the Baby Jesus.

We read not in continuous narratives but by linkage, the movable type of the 21st century.

Memory of historical events and the narratives this memory have always been central to Jewish faith, tradition and identity.

The sutra is full of narratives and episodes as well as the direct utterances of the Exalted One Himself.

Given the flourishing tradition of China's historical study, accounts of historical events are very popular in Chinese traditional narratives.

Our days are made up of personal narratives of good and evil, joy and conflict, magic potions and angry gnomes.

Using an on-line window display technique, the present study investigated how the reality-driven and plot-driven analysis monitored the temporal information in narratives.

The narratives of absence in different works, without concrete description, resonate with each other, some drawing universal understanding of people and some belonging to local cultures.

First, it could be examined in the Chinese literary tradition of "western region" narratives in the official history usually so-called standard history.

The American style of telling a story threatens that European "sensibility", she suggests: American narratives are "very dynamic, but more violent, and are much more aggressively paced.

Some of the things that have made us vulnerable to this wave of anxiety are not going away - the narratives of fear, conspiracy and the immobilizing stress.

For example, the analyst gathers roles, tasks, sequence information, resources, data, narratives, requirements, and so on using appropriate tools and uses them as input to construct the BP model.

While in adventures of this kind the highest god of the Greeks appears on the whole in a character worthy of admiration, it will be seen that many other narratives represent him as labouring under human weaknesses and error.

This paper studies the effects of verb salience on the simple past marking in Chinese-English interlanguage, based on 120 written narratives collected from 120 college students of four universities.

"Blood Over Water", published to coincide with the 155th boat race on March 29th, tells in alternating narratives the story of how the brothers' quest for victory turned them into enemies.

The crux of making an active use of regional culture's perspectives for modern literature research is to regard the angles of regional culture as a dialogue way of deconstruction so as to self-question modern grand-narratives with its lack of distinctions.