Sentence examples for creatures of story from inspiring English sources

We, the viewers, are creatures of story and spectacle.

Archives are manufactured, but we are creatures of story.

We are all creatures of story, looking for signs in accidents.

The sand fairy has become a creature of stories... until he suddenly reappears.

Peter Jackson unintentionally helped make the case for his directing The Lord Of The Rings via the fantasy sequences in this lurid, fascinating tale Heavenly Creatures, the story of two girls urging each other on to murder.

Gilbert first published Creatures of Impulse as a short story, under the title "A Strange Old Lady", in the 1870 Christmas number of The Graphic, an illustrated weekly newspaper.

He has wrested the bank from the muck of bureaucratic inertia and neglect, and turned it into a rare creature: a story of reform and growth in post-Soviet Russia in a company that has nothing to do with energy or metals.

"If you leave early, you are not a real fan — period, end of story," said Tom Hayes, a longtime creature.

From AA Milne's rodents in tweed to Michelle Paver's Wolf Brother, this is a kind of story which delights in animals as creatures very like children.

But the eloquent creature of Shelley's story is, in many movies, reduced to a lumbering, inarticulate monster.

The story and play Creatures of Impulse date from the middle of this period, when Gilbert was trying different styles and working towards the mature style of his later work, including the famous series of Gilbert and Sullivan operas.