Sentence examples for common stories of from inspiring English sources

Yet for those who follow the increasingly common stories of athletes who decide to come out while in college, McIntosh's story is not an anomaly, but the norm.

Dr Anders Sandberg, a neuroscientist and research fellow at Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute said that neither the findings, nor common stories of near death experiences in humans, should be interpreted as evidence of "life after death".

Pinyan raises serious questions about the selection bias involved in the common stories of bestiality.

Bennett-Jones nothatthet the occasional successful export of a British sitcom shouldn't eclipse the more common story of disaster.

Return to Zero tells the desperate but all too common story of a couple who suffer a stillbirth.

The new documentary Ray Harryhausen: Special Effects Titan features contributions from film-makers such as James Cameron, George Lucas, Terry Gilliam, Henry Selick, Tim Burton, Peter Jackson, John Landis and Nick Park, all with a common story of how these films inspired them.

"This isn't the common story of 'Oh my God, we have no money left, we'd better go free-to-play'.

But once inside, she learned a very different, and all too common, story — of loneliness, longing and adjusting to a new home.

When the patient and his wife met others with porphyria at the Mount Sinai clinic, they were amazed and horrified to hear the common story of years of painful episodes before a diagnosis was made.

This is such a common story of what happens when commerce controls nature for its own ends that it comes as no surprise that a creature pressed into servitude causes fear on liberation.

They also seem to increasingly be the domain of the younger generation — those willing to charge a line of riot police and withstand tear gas, those fueled both by rage at the common story of a parent's imprisonment and by feelings of invincibility at having not yet experienced prison themselves.