Sentence examples for moving chronicle from inspiring English sources

This never made for a very moving chronicle, but at least you got the idea of what was going on".

But it is, ironically, the strength of this moving chronicle that White can't quite make that sort of sweeping gesture stick.

The day-to-day journey, with all its ups and downs, is candidly recorded in a moving chronicle of determination and survival.

This section includes an affectionate and entertaining sketch of the play's star, Simon Callow, that makes a nice counterweight to the very moving chronicle of Alan Bates's last days.

Here's hoping he gets to make it, because with "No Straight Lines" he has produced a useful, combative and frequently moving chronicle of a culture in perpetual transition; to read it is to watch as an insular demimonde transforms itself, in painful fits and joyful starts, and steps out into a wider monde.

The moving story, chronicled in John Colapinto's book "As Nature Made Him," of David Reimer, who as an infant was surgically altered after a botched circumcision to become a girl, suggests how long-lasting the effect of fetal testosterone can be.

Among the shows previewed were "Keep It Moving," which chronicles the lives of four up-and-coming music promoters.

The articles he wrote elsewhere were questionable career moves: a chronicle in The Mail on Sunday of his 48-hour affair with a Venezuelan heiress who dumped him for Mick Jagger, and an attack in The Spectator on Harry Evans, the former editor of Random House, and his wife, Tina Brown.

Even Michelle Obama, who typically enjoys admiring coverage in the local news media when she travels, has not had her every move chronicled here.

For a while, the Molinaris were the Kennedys of Staten Island, their every move chronicled and celebrated, from the birth of a grandchild to a new litter of the family cat.

What follows is a moving and disturbing chronicle of how a young physician does and does not confront what he sees as a grave ethical violation.