Sentence examples for field of stories from inspiring English sources
The festival is also a platform that challenges and gives filmmakers an outlet to expand the field of stories they choose to tell.
And while I haven't yet "slipped the surly bonds of earth," the universe I have explored -- from Mexico to Indonesia, from Norway to Nepal -- has seemed connected by the force field of stories and the complicated, beautiful, troubled, and inspired lives of people who tell them.
In a field full of stories, those years yield some of the most gripping.
He has increasingly moved the playing field of his stories from the real world to the goings-on inside his head.
Baseball is full of heartwarming "Field of Dreams -y Dreams -ybout fatherstoriesons plabout catch in the backyard, going to their fathersandgame together and building a closonsrelationshiplayinghot dogs.
But when those resorts struggled with the recent economic downturn and the challenge of bringing tourists to a remote island with single-propeller air service, the island's owner proposed building a field of 45-story turbine windmills, across bluffs and beaches covering over a quarter of the island, to produce energy to sell to Oahu.
The invention of the steam-powered printing press opened up the field of journalism, and stories of the impoverished members of society came alive on the pages of popular novels.
In the important field of the animal story, Kipling, with his Jungle Books (1894, 1895) and Just So Stories (1902), remains unsurpassed.
A public furor led to the dismissal of Tehran's police chief and to calls for more openness.In the political field, newspapers are full of stories about government officials charged with corruption.
She is a practised writer, but not in the field of the short story: indeed this was the first she had ever written.
Narrative inquiry is a qualitative methodology where the narrative inquirer tries to understand human experiences through recursive, reflexive means—"moving from field (with starting points in telling or living of stories) to field texts (data) to interim and final research texts" (Clandinin and Huber 2010: 124).
