Sentence examples for told well by from inspiring English sources

When the future is uncertain, stories told well by trusted leaders convey emotions in a way that unites us, creates room for reason — and bolsters hope.

All this has been told before, and told well, by Dion Clayton, by Mander and Mitchenson, by John Fisher (in the wonderful Funny Way to Be a Hero) and by Colin MacInnes in his superb elegy Sweet Saturday Night.

For all its negative and deeply damaging aspects, and there are plenty, the reappraisal reminded us that any profound economic, cultural and political resculpting of society requires drive, energy, coherence, vision and, essentially, a simple and compelling story told well by a man or woman in whom a sufficient number of voters have trust.

Much of this story has already been told, and told well, by The Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News, daily newspapers that have reduced home delivery to three times a week, relying on the Web to deliver news the rest of the week.

Much of this, however, is by way of setup for the story that Sides most wants to tell, and tells well: in 1864, Carson, by then a U.S. Army colonel commanding nearly a thousand men, reduced the Navajo to starvation by burning their crops and killing their livestock.

I've been told by well plugged-in sources that this report by the Center for a New American Security is a sensible and detailed plan.

So we are continually told by, well, the press.

Meanwhile, I'm being told by, well, threes of you that I'm most uncool for not knowing Paul Westerberg and his band.

I was told by well-placed sources that this rumour was accurate.

Having been told by well-meaning adults that my father was in heaven, I did not think it the least odd that in church everyone should address their prayers to him: 'Our father, which art in heaven'".

That's a shame, because the rise of his family, and their invention of Southern California during the first half of this century, has been told often and well by others.