Sentence examples for storytelling itself from inspiring English sources
If that's true, adaptation is nearly as fundamental an imaginative function as storytelling itself -- and who knows what the earliest storytellers were adapting from?
The momentum in Ross's stories comes from storytelling itself.
In fact, the mixture is as old as storytelling itself.
No matter how much storytelling formats change, storytelling itself never gets old.
At its best, the storytelling itself manages to accommodate a sense of historical contingency.
His voice, wise and omniscient, sometimes sounds like the ancient voice of storytelling itself.
The title story, featuring two nuns who work in the desolate South Bronx, is a small miracle of storytelling in itself.
No, I think I have had the storytelling impulse itself all my life, but it didn't too often take a mystical or religious turn.
Visual storytelling has itself been around since the Stone Age, he noted, and "will only be enhanced" by the changes now taking place.
I'd trained myself to write through back stories, layers of details and thickets of connections, but the more I pared my prose to reach 100 words, a different kind of storytelling presented itself.
As harrowingly rendered by Mr. Mason, the stories of Drake and Carroll became both an examination of the brutalities and the compromises of Britain's imperial adventure, and an elliptical meditation on the storytelling process itself.
