Sentence examples for told elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Still, that history has been better told elsewhere and its poignancy is a given.

It's a familiar tale, and one that is being told elsewhere on the Fringe.

A reader might wish that Fletcher didn't feel compelled to do all that official-­history exposition, because these stories have been well told elsewhere.

The wild tale of how Wynette ran off with Mr. Jones has been told elsewhere (most notably by Mr. Jones himself) but has lost none of its edge.

You might find the story more clearly told elsewhere, but you'd be lucky to find its musings on life and love more evocatively put across.

Budge's and Tilden's stories have been told elsewhere, so they work better as support for a nuanced portrait of von Cramm.

Income inequality in Britain (and, from what we can tell, elsewhere in Europe too) began to narrow after the 1860s, and inequality in wealth peaked by the time of World War I.

His personal history has been told eloquently elsewhere, but looking at his participation in that 1950 World Cup game, against the timeline of the US Open Cup, and you soon come to the name Brookhattan.

Only if I am told from elsewhere will I not be taking training, but that is a matter that is out of my control.

In Price's telling, as elsewhere, Jobs appears socially awkward and unsentimental to a fault.

One wonders, though, how reassuring this affirmation is meant to be, given what the authors tell us elsewhere.