Sentence examples for replacing stories from inspiring English sources

The Times should clarify its policy on replacing stories online, which looks like de facto removal to me, and offer the public a better-documented archive that includes all significant versions and all corrections.

As tourists and businesses continue to flow into Burma, a country long isolated by its former military regime, narratives of beautiful landscapes and untapped "investment potential" are replacing stories about rampant forced labor, child soldiers, and militarized attacks against civilians.

The crudest of online lists are galaxies of buttons, replacing real stories.

A well-chosen metaphor can add to the impact of a story, or replace a story entirely, because there are already entire stories attached to those few words in your audience's brain, waiting for you to tap into.

Two-story concrete houses sprouted in villages across the country, replacing single-story mud-brick homes.

The rampant unemployment stories of the eighties that were so familiar were replaced with stories of workplace woes at the IT offices and call centers.

In concurrence, Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times stated that "the Gene Roddenberry years, when stories might play with questions of science, ideals or philosophy, have been replaced by stories reduced to loud and colorful action".

Battles over identity politics and with American racism replace the stories of the past.

When these features are removed, destroyed, or replaced, the stories associated with them often disappear as well.

Eventually he was beaten so badly he suffered massive seizures and lost "an entire archive" of his memory, which he says he has replaced with stories, because everyone needs memories.

"I'm interested in showing how there is no real gap and that if we don't realize that soon, other narratives are going to overtake us and replace whatever stories we're telling with their own.