The phrase "amount of stories" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "number of stories." You can use "number of stories" when referring to a countable quantity of narratives or accounts.
Example: "The library has a large number of stories available for children to read."
Alternatives: "count of stories" or "quantity of stories."
A place may get a proportionately high amount of stories but they might be filled with stories about crime and decay.
Using a content analysis of party convention speeches, this article shows that presidential candidates tell an increasing amount of stories, particularly from 1980 onward.
We have also made our topic pages easier to browse by grouping content by date, either by day or month depending on the amount of stories we have published.
The amount of stories intertwined within the framework of the game is fascinating; the most dominating of those being the impending retirement of three of the greatest players Leeds have had.
When Game of Thrones is good it is really, really good and this was an excellent episode, perfectly paced with just the right amount of stories and some welcome humour to punctuate the big emotional scenes.
Rapids will offer an unlimited amount of stories on its platform for $2.99 a month, with a two-week free trial to start.
"Shrill" is funny and emotional and perceptive, and unlike a lot of other contemporary, realistic comedies, it tells the exact right amount of story.
She says, "The biggest surprise to me was the amount of story you have to come up with, and how quickly the monster eats it — A story, B story, C story".
"We wanted a film that was a whole lot simpler, with emphasis on character and story, and we also wanted to create a certain amount of story freedom by keeping costs down," he said.
It is also a game that you must play more than once – around ten times, in fact – because there is a vast amount of story to be uncovered here.
