Sentence examples for more chronicle from inspiring English sources

But the invisibility of Mr. Mosher and Mr. Palmieri give their movie an ethnographic flavor, making it feel at times like one more chronicle of misery and marginality told from the outside.

Its packed displays — of movie posters, animation cels, action figures, board games, advertisements and more — chronicle the evolution of these characters, often reflecting the periods of American history from which they emerged.

Based on a popular course Mr. Kelly has developed at Harvard, the book is more chronicle than speculation, but it sets in place and time five historic premieres and gives the inquiring reader much to feed on.

This is an old story by now, so why do we need one more trip among inhuman and/or saintly doctors and nurses, one more chronicle of personal failure, personal triumph?

Then things paused for a few years after some rough choices and while it seemed like he was resigned to cold-calling his pitch for yet more chronicles of Riddick to anyone who would pick up the phone, the rebooted Fast and Furious series thrust him to even greater fame than before.

Work on preparing for the switch to real-time reporting is apparently the cause of recent atypically long delays of 4 days or more, chronicled by one-off website WhyIsFacebookInsightsNotWorking.com.

The company also stated that it had struck a deal with Universal Studios to develop more Chronicles of Riddick games.

The organization, a nationwide community of novelists, journalists, editors, poets, playwrights and more, chronicled the president's various statements that undermine the validity of news outlets, his lack of transparency and his choice to defund groups that support artistic expression.

Together they amassed tens of thousands of photographs, letters, index cards and more that chronicle a slice of art history.

Other types would be chronicles of particular historic episodes such as Dino Compagni's account of the White Guelphs and Black Guelphs or the more domestic chronicle that focused on the fortunes and events of one family, as written by Donato Velluti or Giovanni Morelli.

Instead, the book is more a chronicle of Sharon's public life than a true biography.