Sentence examples similar to common saga from inspiring English sources

This story of a group of disadvantaged but talented young men from the same neighborhood fighting their way out of straitened circumstances to international pop music stardom has in outline a lot in common with the saga of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons as related in "Jersey Boys" — though partisans of neither project will be happy with the comparison.

As such it has much in common with Nordic sagas which record for posterity deeds from long ago.

Ms. Allison has high-minded aspirations as a writer, but the stage adaptation has less in common with literary sagas like Larry McMurtry's "Terms of Endearment" or "Lonesome Dove" than it does with pop fiction by the likes of Rebecca Wells, Terry McMillan and Wally Lamb.

CHD1 is a common subunit in both the SAGA (Spt-Ada-Gcn5 Acetyltransferase) and SLIK (SAGA-like) histone acetyltransferase complexes [14].

That has become a common theme since the Sterling saga began.

Though the story takes a while to establish itself, it has the clarity and power common to epics from the sagas of ancient Scandinavia to the westerns of the old Hollywood.

Conservative MP Nigel Mills has issued an apology for playing popular mobile puzzle game Candy Crush Saga during a Commons committee hearing.

The musical becomes an uplifting comic saga about the power common folk can exert when they band together in the collectivist spirit against officialdom.

But while Mr. Fuentes and the others embraced universal themes, Mr. Monsiv? is best known for exploring the ordinary problems of common people to create extraordinarily moving sagas of the street.

Dramatically the film is a tumultuous family saga that has much in common with Greek tragedy.

"Now that the High Court has put an end to this sorry saga, it's time for common sense to prevail," said the group's refugee spokesman, Graham Thom.