Sentence examples for stories finding from inspiring English sources
In this workshop, Portelli will analyze these war and hospital stories, finding new meaning in what had seemed to be the leftovers of the oral history process.
I had spent my entire adult life reading meanings into other people's stories, finding the figure in the carpet, the order of things.
For example, the Painting Fool has produced a series of collages by reading news stories, finding relevant images in public repositories such as Google Images or Flickr, and rendering them in an artistic style.
It's the day after the funeral, which she says was both moving and uplifting; the family met friends from different parts of Terry Sue-Patt's life, all of them exchanging stories, finding out something new.
I spend my life inventing stories, finding images and playing with ideas, but it's only when things are in motion and I'm up against it that I become seriously creative.
You spend hours coming up with great stories; finding clever, exclusive lines; tracking down interviewees – only for your pitches to disappear into a black hole from which no communication, either positive or negative, ever emerges.
Meer and West (Effects of the minimum wage on employment dynamics, forthcoming) find evidence consistent with this story, finding a longer-run elasticity for overall employment of about −0.07.
So it's pleasing, the thought of an NFL player enjoying Eddie's story, finding something to learn from an extreme loser – a lad who never wanted to be a contender, just a contestant.
By the end, she has gone from detached academic observer to the protagonist of her own story, finding an animal passion for the swarthy Syme and an unlikely sensitivity to the work of Kylie Minogue.
A Tennessee civil court jury accepted Mr. Jowers's story, finding in 1999 that he and "unknown conspirators" had committed the crime and awarding a symbolic $100 to the King family in their wrongful-death suit.
The ingredients that make any family history compelling to read The making of a family story – finding the universal in the particular Form and voice – the 'I' of autobiographical writing.
