Sentence examples for compelling backstory from inspiring English sources

Did the latest Star Wars film overcome its troubled production history and provide a compelling backstory for the series' real rogue one?

The late-blooming Dickey's midsummer run of excellence in 2012, coupled with his compelling backstory and his status as baseball's lone knuckleballer, made him a fan favorite and a huge draw in Flushing.

Besides its engaging characters and plot, there's the equally compelling backstory of this book, which Luiselli wrote in collaboration with employees of Mexico's Jumex, an industrial giant that produces and distributes juice.

Some of Javid's critics have suggested the home secretary lacks "a front story" that sets out a distinctive political agenda – a reference to his compelling backstory as the Rochdale-born son of Pakistani immigrants, who rose to become home secretary.

MPs privately criticise Javid's lack of vision for the party's future, in contrast to his compelling backstory as the Rochdale-born son of Pakistani immigrants who rose to become home secretary.

Dawson, Sherratt and Stephanie Hudson - who was waitressing and flat-broke before her fantasy horror series exploded in popularity - all have a compelling backstory.

Of course, the civilians need to have compelling backstories and will say things such as "I've been swimming since I was three" and "This backstroke is for my nan".

Two upcoming biopics are based on real-life DJs with compelling backstories.

Stephanie Lynn Nicks shows various sides of her personality -- tough, demanding, understanding, funny, sunny, eccentric, passionate, patriotic -- and provides compelling backstories behind the songs while interacting with key players from her past.

There's even a compelling Weimar backstory: For Richard Flagg, who only left Germany in 1939, and made his way to America after just missing extermination in Holland, Belgium, and France, Milwaukee was a natural place to reenter the tannery business, which had made his family wealthy in Germany.

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