Sentence examples for view of stories from inspiring English sources

For example, while Slashdot and Grist Magazine provide a tightly controlled top-down filter of technology and environmental news that only rarely makes the mainstream media, our sections provide a bottom-up view of stories our readers feel are important from any source which may well integrate stories from the latter.

We take a binary view of most stories of sex and power, whether the woman is the villain or the victim.

Casual readers in the U.S. and U.K. can find nuggets of fact within the expanded view of news stories on web and mobile versions of the service.

Swipe up again and the story unfolds into a mobile web view of the story on its original website.

Regardless, it's important to isolate which two characters in your story are going to pucker up so you can shift the point of view of the story to them.

It is a book full of sharp, pungent stories, and it loses power only at those moments when it leaves that pungency for an elevated, satellite view of the "story of a century".

He therefore takes a long view of the story — so long that he goes back to the Cretaceous to explain the formation of coal.

The Wyeths' eventual revelations don't prevent the publication of the book, but they do change our view of their story.

Our fundamental view of the story continues to be as it was in the weeks and months immediately after the attack.

The latest, Thomas Pasatieri's "God Bless Us, Every One!," may have better luck, partly because it offers a fresh view of the story's characters.

His conclusion that Moore was "a homosexual man who loved to make love to women" rings a little too confidently, however, in view of the story he tells.