Sentence examples for story generated from inspiring English sources

Alpert's story generated huge publicity, from which Leary, whose case was relatively mundane, benefitted.

The story generated national headlines and thrust gender issues, and the University, into the media spotlight.

Instead, the story generated one day of headlines and was quickly lost in the stark terrain of Afghanistan.

The story generated considerable buzz for an obvious reason: What Delta did to these soldiers was wrong.

The story generated worldwide headlines again – and an outpouring of sympathy for Briskman, who clearly struck a chord.

Rather than douse the controversy, the Guardian story generated interest in Margolis's blog and in her book, which became a best-seller in Britain.

The story generates, in contrast, a feeling of abandonment and dispossession.

It often sounds like an elevated form of gossip, each story generating more stories, every anecdote opening into further digression.

And it's here that Khair's project of nesting story within story, generating linkages between them, grows increasingly shaky.

In my time at the magazine, I've never seen a story generate upward of 1,800 comments.

It is like the coverage that was given to that princess who died in the car crash when you see that a ferry sinks and hundreds die and the story generates nothing".