Sentence examples for compelling chronicle from inspiring English sources
The Charterhouse of Parma Stendhal Penetrating and compelling chronicle of life in an Italian court in post-Napoleonic France.
Yet Mr Preston argues otherwise, citing his ties with Josif Grigulevich, a sinister NKVD agent".The Spanish Holocaust" is a compelling chronicle of a grim time in history.
Even John Grisham, master of the genre, has called the book, published by Random House, "the most compelling chronicle of litigation" he has ever read.
It's also a compelling chronicle of the second world war from a Swedish point of view – a country that remained neutral throughout.
In 2013 Rankine was elected a chancellor of the Academy of American Poets, and in the following year she published Citizen: An American Lyric, a compelling chronicle of racial aggression and the continuum of violence in the United States.
While the narrative could benefit from more shaping, the five principal characters' monologues create a compelling chronicle of the hurricane's aftermath — the rising waters, the tardy rescue efforts and the chaotic evacuation.
Arnold's compelling personal chronicle -- of her own slippery slide into virtual life and her courageous effort to escape and regain the wholeness of her humanity -- is the book that all frazzled, fragmented 21st-century technoslaves have been waiting for.
Kids are engaged in a narrative as compelling as The Chronicles of Narnia, except not as passive spectators, but as active participants in the story.
She knows that many in Congress initially had trouble taking her seriously, particularly in her first weeks when she was almost constantly being trailed by a gaggle of reporters seeking to chronicle her compelling personal story.
