Sentence examples for recounting the same from inspiring English sources

Rust and Marty are also rival narrators recounting the same story from alternative perspectives.

The floating, untethered nature of the story (we never know when or where we are) is further complicated by the fact that Sam and Hailey's narratives, while closely paralleling each other and recounting the same luridly kinetic tableaux in sequence, systematically contradict each other in central details.

He might be tired of recounting the same old stories about the genesis of his alter ego but Mike D'Amico, along with tens of millions of his countrymen, could not be more excited about seeing how far this USA team can go.

His borrowings from the west in matters of technique can be seen in his novel Miramar (1967), published in 1967, in which - following Lawrence Durrell's Alexandria Quartet - he relates the story of several characters staying in a pension in the seaside city of Alexandria, recounting the same incidents from the point of view of four different characters.

During pre-drinks he is a laugh a minute, recounting the same stories about deodorant burns and skid-marks and mopeds and blowjobs.

Written by four different evangelists but actually recounting the same facts, they describe the path taken by Jesus to the Crucifixion.

Villagers in the border town of Gorentas, interviewed this month, recounted the same story.

Displaced people from Lofa, Bomi or other places with mineral deposits recount the same story.

He has now told the same jokes, recycled the same insights and recounted the same anecdotes dozens of times over.

And "Hysteria," a romantic comedy in post-production that will star Maggie Gyllenhaal and Hugh Dancy, will recount the same point in Victorian history.

An adjacent work recounts the same narrative using straightforward photographs of the markers at the site of the elephant's death.