Sentence examples for means stories from inspiring English sources

That means stories, maps, videos and images from Dalston street preachers to lost sports venues.

This means stories that are about you: how you are being ripped off, or how you can improve your life.

First, the tendency of the press and opposition to seize on stories that reflect their own prejudices, rather than their newsworthiness, means stories that might actually harm the Grand Old Party get ignored in the rush to pick up on those that symbolise why they dislike the administration.

The interconnectedness of social media means stories travel faster and farther than ever before.

What do you say to those who claim that abandoning that neutrality means stories can't be accurate or fair?

This is what can happen when news outfits keep laying off veterans, and the pressure to go online or on the air fast means stories with mistakes or factual holes just get sped along like a word bucket brigade.

"Musou" apparently means "story", but on this evidence might equally translate as "press buttons furiously and hope".

"We're not voting on the best animation but the best animated film in its totality, and that means story and performance and animation and everything".

The German term "Märchen" stems from the old German word "Mär", which means story or tale.

Crime — I mean stories about crime, not crime itself — works best, and I especially like crime stories that come from England or America.

It was intended to carry "different" stories: this meant stories that were unusual or unclassifiable, which in practice often meant that the stories were fantasy or science fiction.