Sentence examples for continual stories from inspiring English sources

He added, concerning the claims that Moore engaged in sexual molestation and misconduct, "When you have these continual stories being corroborated, coupled with the fact that the Moore campaign hasn't answered questions thoroughly on this — that they've been cryptic and then walked away from press conferences, or been combative — all of this gives us pause".

You sports section people really think that Lakers and Clippers fans (much less everyone else who wanted the Heat to lose) want to have our Sports section ruined by continual stories about the Heat?

The film is followed by The Dark Knight (2008) and The Dark Knight Rises (2012) in a continual story-arc, which has later been referred to as the The Dark Knight Trilogy.

The continual "gotcha" stories are almost always about a 20-something leaving beer-party pics on their Facebook page or someone tweeting how their boss or job sucks.

But this is Berlin, in 1929, and the actors are not professionals but locals; their unpolished eagerness, and the film's continual sway between story and documentary, is a foretaste of neorealism, just as the offhand intensity of the framing anticipates Godard.

Central to this now-threatened way of life is "the Telling," a continual exchange of ideas, stories, memories and feelings.

The company may not be done rolling out new features for Stories yet – continual improvement of this popular product is one way Instagram (and parent Facebook) is able to challenge Snapchat, which first popularized the Story format.

In Marquis' view, this made them the most reliable of witnesses because their continual retelling of the stories was always anchored in the visible reality of the locations before them.

"The idea is that there would be a brand story of continual innovation," said Dan Fietsam, chief creative officer at Energy BBDO, "a substantial innovation story in a category that isn't known for a lot of innovation".

Though the setting is kept vague in Mr. Crimp's grimly poetic libretto, the story has continual contemporary resonances.

The necessity for this continual transformation of the story has to do with the regular fusing of fantasy and images of the real, contemporary world.