Sentence examples for informed story from inspiring English sources

A budding folk singer's struggle to connect with fans is at the heart of Joel and Ethan Coen's latest film, "Inside Llewyn Davis," their historically informed story of a musician trying to find his way in the Greenwich Village folk music scene circa 1961.

"Dancers always tell you a very informed story about themselves that they don't intend to tell.

I have also been informed stories of travellers who must present currency to the guards in order to receive their documents in return.

UKID results will inform stories behind the child-friendliness of cities, increasing accountability of local leaders and allowing participating cities to learn from worldwide comparisons.

It was literally a diamond of information that informed my story about our family.

While the story is fictional, the author included a bibliography section that informed the story's satire of globalisation and modern corporate practices.

It's not about Ford being president.' " He said he soon grew to appreciate that the retro setting slyly and silently informed the story, rather than serving as a subject of commentary.

His study of Scottish, Irish and English (especially the wars of the roses) military history has informed the stories, which also draw on literature.

So we have the benefit of all of those facts and information to inform our story, as well as the research we've done, and actually talking to a lot of people who were with Hitler.

Since leaving, many readers reached out to me to say how much they miss the institutional knowledge of the city and its people that informed the stories that my colleagues and I wrote.

Beyond the obvious comparisons, how did Herman Melville's "Moby-Dick" inform your story?