Sentence examples for stories mark from inspiring English sources
His short stories mark the beginning of a new portrayal of the peasant in Hungarian literature, and at a time when the Romantic novel was in fashion he was a pioneer of Realism.
We tell those stories because those stories mark us out as possessors of experience — an experience that we tell ourselves is communal and all-encompassing.
Kazakov's early short stories marked a notable departure from the tenets of Socialist Realism in their rejection of heroic types and the morally didactic presentation of character.
She focused on the Pentagon Papers episode because she felt the risky decision to print the stories marked Graham's coming of age as a publisher.
The Extremely New Play follows a year in Charlie and Lola's life, bringing together a collection of short stories marked by the changing seasons.
Gia Coppola – granddaughter of Francis, niece of Sofia – took the helm on Franco's selection of short stories, marking her debut into the world of directing.
Steven Millhauser won the Story Prize on Wednesday for his collection "We Others," a book that the judges called "a powerful and intriguing collection of stories, marked by page after page of beautifully written, intelligent and sensitive prose".
Translator Katrina Dodson discusses the phenomenon of "Lispectormania" and the pleasures and challenges of translating a lifetime of stories marked by echoes of mysticism, explorations of women's everyday lives, and Lispectors often-puzzling use of Portuguese.
The brick and stone pagodas, which were originally more Indian in form and were gradually Sinicized, are tiered structures with the stories marked by projecting string courses (horizontal bands) and architectural features borrowed from timberwork indicated in relief.
Hampstead theatre's artistic director, Edward Hall, heralded two "fascinating and entertaining" plays, both "inspired by true stories, marking a momentous time in British society while exploring the place of the arts in public life".
At the heart of the book are the stories Marks tells to a young doctor, Simon Jordan, a fictional character who researches the case and falls in love with Marks.
