Sentence examples for stories of time from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Meyer falls prey to the moralism that sometimes mars stories of time travel, the impulse to use the civilized past to chastise the barbaric present.

This just goes to underscore the point made above that the fans of science fiction stories of time machines will not find the present context of discussion broad enough to encompass their vision of how time machines should operate; they may now stop reading this article and return to their novels.

Over the years, science fiction has done a fair job of casting contemporary problems in new light, stripping them of the context that gives rise to bias, allowing readers to process complexity through stories of time travel, contagion and alien technology.

The first night's campfire sounded less like sedition and more like men telling stories of times they looked death in the eye.

"Whether it's these current stories of essential Britishness, stories of times of essential Hinduness in India, or tales of a pure Islamic state, they are all profoundly unfaithful to historic fact," he says.

"It's been the story of time.

The cover story of Time magazine this week reckons so.

It sounds, to me, like the story of time itself.

Thus he composes "Something old-fashioned/ a story of Time perhaps/ or, more daringly/ of love".

On them, you glimpse the story of time, handwritten in ink.

As the story of time unfolds, a fundamental truth is revealed: nothing lasts for ever.