Sentence examples for linked pieces from inspiring English sources

This week in the magazine, Alice Munro publishes three linked pieces of fiction; the first piece, "Chance," is online.

Here Bruck talks with The New… This week in the magazine, Alice Munro publishes three linked pieces of fiction; the first piece, "Chance," is online.

Strange, foggy black and white photographs haunt the text of Will Self's latest walkabout, a fictionalised memoir in three linked pieces, in which almost everyone, including Self himself, is played by, or plays, someone else.

He speaks of creating a cosmos of linked pieces: "Seeing it this way makes everything much easier: you don't feel propelled from one project to another, having to change the floppy disk each time".

As the post-concert dinner was ending — by then, it was well after midnight — Eschenbach and a few others asked Lang if he would give them a private recital, right away, of Bach's Goldberg Variations, a set of linked pieces that runs close to an hour.

Instead, the Lincoln Center concert includes nine new, thematically linked pieces for the All-Stars and a first-time collaboration between the Asphalt Orchestra and Tatsuya Yoshida, the drummer and driving force behind the long-running Japanese prog-rock band Ruins.

See the data in the linked piece.

As one commenter on the linked piece said, wag the Dalek!

Six of those pieces were grouped into a linked piece, "Unadorned," on the second half of the program.

See the comments section of the linked piece for variations on the "notably rare exceptions" trope; e.g., "With notably rare exceptions, Newt Gingrich is a loyal and faithful husband".

As Jonathan Chait says in the linked piece above, the real defining characteristic of social Darwinism is the notion that harsh inequality is both necessary and right.