Sentence examples for superb stories from inspiring English sources

Reading "Suite Française," "The Ball," "The Courilof Affair" or the superb stories collected in "Dimanche," one recognizes her considerable talent and mourns its premature destruction.

These included "The Wild Sweet Wine: Superb Stories of Sensual Love" (1958), "Stories for the Dead of Night" (1957) and "Combat: Pacific Theater, World War II" (1959).

I can feel the powerful influence of that superb story everywhere in this one.

Mark Thomas's superb story of betrayal, Cuckooed, continues until Saturday at the Tricycle.

"That was a superb story you did of Gandhi's assassination," Swope wrote in a 1948 letter Mr. Michaels.

"Drinking Coffee Elsewhere" is a superb story, its wry and mournful tones bound together by a complex psychological portrait.

If the A's survive without Giambi and reach the postseason, it would be a superb story of the little team that could.

Subtle hints ensure the trial-and-error mechanics rarely hold up the superb story for long, meaning you'll probably reach the end before you want to.

As I noted on Twitter this morning, it's a superb story on the unsustainability of federal programs that, in essence, encourage storm-ravaged communities (not just along coasts) to rebuild as before in hazard zones.

Even Stefan Zweig's superb story "The Royal Game" seems to be evoked here for that reason: a man who keeps himself sane in solitude by playing mental chess against himself is not, surely, to be compared to an automaton?

Beautifully written, it is a rich and deeply moving history, which leaves the reader awed, humbled, yet uplifted … Figes visits their ordeals with enormous compassion, and he brings their history to life with his superb story-telling skills.