Sentence examples for organized stories from inspiring English sources

In some of the loosely organized stories on his next album, "Retaliation," he captured the amusing ways that a thin-skinned guy avoids honesty.

Since the authors of the Gospels rearranged the material to suit their own needs, it must be assumed that earlier Christian teachers had also organized stories about Jesus didactically.

Simultaneously, libraries were creating children's reading rooms, where librarians specially trained in children's literature organized story hours and helped young readers find books.

In accordance with Ohkawa's desire for each to have a well organized story, Clamp avoids putting references between the two stories too frequently.

Really, this movie is an adaptation of two books: Ackerman's organized story about a couple who used their zoo to house Jews who escaped from the Warsaw ghetto, and the diary the book is based on.

"All men need the gods," as Homer has it, and nothing since then — not Galileo, not Darwin, not the Enlightenment, nothing — has changed the intrinsic impulse to organize stories and create belief systems that give shape to life and offer a vision of what may lie beyond the grave.

ClaimReview from Schema.org will be used to compile and organize stories offering factual background.

When curating a project, the pair views what they're doing as organizing stories.

Dubbed "Google Flipper", the new site gives users the ability to scan news sites by sources, keywords, and recommendations, while also organizing stories into appropriate sections.

Algorithms may be great at finding and organizing stories, but what will Silicon Valley do if the news supply runs dry? Alan D. Mutter is a former newspaper editor and Silicon Valley chief executive.

The two have also fought over organizing "story editors" who work for reality-based television programs.