Sentence examples for stories the notion of from inspiring English sources

For Rick, who has forged his career in film out of an inherent fascination with other people's stories, the notion of unearthing a story like Bob Guccione's the glamor, the secrecy, the impact, the milieu and bringing it to a new generation is a compelling challenge.

For Rick, who has forged his career in film out of an inherent fascination with other people's stories, the notion of unearthing a story like Bob Guccione's – the glamour, the secrecy, the impact, the milieu – and bringing it to a new generation is a compelling challenge.

In later viewings, after he had come into the movie business, he was drawn to some of the Hollywood elements in the story, the notion of a troubled but basically honorable artist trapped in a corrupt world.

If there were more experimental films as entertaining as "The Decay of Fiction," Pat O'Neill's luminous Hollywood ghost story, the notion of a thriving avant-garde cinema might not be so intimidating to the moviegoing public.

It would make for a great story, the notion of these prescient, unbeatable investors.

At the heart of this story is the notion of merit.

Every way you look at it, her story embodies the notion of a strong and powerful 21st century woman.

" 'S.' was born out of an idea of a love story and the notion of celebrating the book as an object," Mr. Abrams said, during a phone interview.

The truth, for Cusk, lies elsewhere, not in story but in history, in the notion of aftermath that she helpfully identifies (lest we fail to) as "the book's elemental theme".

Threading his personal story through a history of the notion of Arcadia in 19th-century United States, Sachs reflects on our tendency to deny both death and environmental limits.

Arzner found her niche directing so-called "women's pictures" in the 30's and early 40's, a successful cycle of films that did not simply tell women's stories but challenged the notion of patriarchy and often ended on an ironic note.