Sentence examples for energetic stories from inspiring English sources

Both shows are slick, energetic stories about cable-news pundits with lousy impulse control, advice-givers with high standards for everyone but themselves.

An energetic story, with some very bad/good jokes, and just enough silly Roman-bashing, it's just the sort of thing we Asterix fans love.

But at the same time, director Ondi Timoner does a magnificent job of shaping a gripping, coherent, energetic story out of the vast amount of material she accumulated over seven years of following both bands.

This mordant, energetic story started life as a play, and is a little short for a novel – the only reason I can think of that it's not an established classic.

NEW YORK — With Justin Bieber peering from under his cap, Yohji Yamamoto pinging away with the band and eye-popping tie-dye colors, the endangered species of sportswear had a helping hand at Y-3. Recharging simplicity has been the most energetic story so far of this summer 2014 season in New York.

His style is tense and energetic, his stories are distressingly dark.

The author weaves together three energetic, warm stories, each of which could have stood alone: a freegan couple sifts through New York City's trash; members of a well-off — if culturally deaf — family in the New Jersey suburbs keep secrets from one another; a worn-out linguistics professor sells his belongings on Craigslist and befriends other misfits from the world's "bycatch".

The author weaves together three energetic, warm stories, each of which could have stood alone: a freegan couple sifts through New York City's trash; members of a well-off if culturally deaf—family in the Newell-off ifburbs keep seculturally one another; a worn-out linguistics professor sells his belongings on Craigslist andeaf family other minfithefrom the world's "bycatch".

Anyway, whatever happened to the kind of show that wove energetic weekly stories into a pretty interesting mythology and added dollops of clever dialogue, sex appeal and girl power?

By Michael Sragow July 16 , 2012In 1995 the program for the Telluride Film Festival proclaimed, "Put on those maroon and gold jackets and join us for a rare showing in the director's own cut, six minutes longer, of Phil Kaufman's energetic and impressionistic story of Bronx/Italian high school life in the early 60s".

Although she's now a grown woman, I remember her as she was at four years old -- energetic, a lover of stories and games and curious about how the world worked.