Sentence examples for unearthed stories from inspiring English sources

His influence can be seen in David Peace's dark-hearted Red Riding novels (and indeed in Peace's blurring of fact and fiction in The Damned Utd) and in a new generation of hard-hitting writers who have unearthed stories on their own doorsteps.

The Atlantic recently published one of Vonnegut's unearthed stories called "The Drone King," which he wrote in the early 1950s.

Fortunately for readers, his widow, Tess Gallagher, and the Carver scholars William L. Stull and Maureen P. Carroll have unearthed five stories that should revive interest in his work.

Through her work, she's unearthed painful stories in Southern states like Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Florida.

Last fall, a class of my own students at Pisgah High School, having unearthed that story, surprised me with a sponge day of my own.

Mr. Mateo said that he had unearthed several grim stories of victimhood and had harsh words for the county police.

One story unearthed by Mr Withington involves a cleric and two lawyers in Yorkshire.

The stories were unearthed by bookseller and Du Maurier devotee Ann Willmore, co-owner of a bookshop in the author's home town of Fowey in Cornwall.

Very few talked about the culpability of the public, who bought the paper in their millions and revelled in the tales of scandal and misbehaviour, and gave not a thought to how those stories were unearthed.

When novelist Robert Stone decided to write a novel about a mad round-the-world yachtsman, he predictably (and properly) read up the most celebrated real case, whereupon the two journalists who wrote an excellent book about Donald Crowhurst claimed they somehow had exclusive reproduction rights over the story they unearthed.

This week a disturbing story, originally unearthed last year by an Oklahoma magazine, reached the light of national attention.