Sentence examples for growing stories from inspiring English sources

Dave Isay, StoryCorps' founder and a 2000 MacArthur Genius Grant winner, said in a telephone interview that in addition to bolstering reserves, the money would go toward making StoryCorps' digital archive of more than 45,000 (and growing) stories publicly available.

There are the growing stories of bisexuals who have asserted themselves in straight, lesbian, and gay spaces, sharing their truths, broadening the conversation.

While some see this as liberal political correctness gone mad (because gehys are t3h gross or something), it can't be denied that there have been growing, and more accepted, pushes for popular film franchises to include more women, non-whites, and LGBTQ+ characters in their growing stories (see also: #GiveCaptainAmericaABoyfriend).

"There is a growing story in the area that the crash happened because Hughes had earlier unknowingly entered an aboriginal tribal sacred site".

Now who would have a vested interest in deliberately discrediting a growing story about George W. Bush's draft-dodging in the Vietnam era? Sounds like a scandal to me.

At the time, I was covering football hooliganism, which was a growing story in the UK.

The fact that Instagram has been able to grow Stories so quickly is proof of the missed opportunities for Snapchat.

Advocacy, even when it's on your side, can wear thin, and though the play is more than a polemic, it isn't an organically grown story, either.

This time I thought I'd use the unity of a single perspective — but one that develops and grows, story by story — to explore lives shaped by the pressures of a post-war situation.

The newly planted trees may be diminutive, but they are growing 15 stories above the sidewalk.

Next we see a much shorter growing up story – one of a boy with pointy ears.