Sentence examples for while it told from inspiring English sources

Discussing "Good Night, and Good Luck," his 2005 film about newscaster Edward R. Murrow and his famous stand against Joseph McCarthy, Clooney revealed that the film was more than an historical document; while it told the story about an event that took place half a century prior, it was also an allegory for his own struggles at the time.

And while it tells its subject's story, it also makes a case for the preparation that every originator should go through: follow your passion obsessively, so that when you encounter the person or thing that will change your life, you'll be ready.

While it tells the story of Berger's life as a refugee who comes of age in America, the book was actually written for others.

"By making sporadic use of Brontë's own phrases," Miranda Seymour wrote here, "Boylan succeeds in creating a book that is convincing in voice even while it tells a vivid, dramatic and richly absorbing story".

By making sporadic use of Brontë's own phrases, Boylan succeeds in creating a book that is convincing in voice even while it tells a vivid, dramatic and richly absorbing story.

This tactic hits a lot closer to home, because the world that The Walkind Dead's Rick Grimes and his fellow survivors inhabit is one completely foreign to us, and, while it tells us some things about our own humanity, it is not something we are actively afraid of.

Gandhi is also written about more widely and diversely than any other South Asian leader, and the best that can be said about Wolpert's book is that while it tells you nothing about Gandhi that hasn't been said before, it doesn't oversimplify its subject.

While it tells the story of Mancini, the lightweight boxer, beginning with his youth in Youngstown, Ohio, and his decision to follow his father, Lenny Sr., into fighting, the program focuses on his title match 25 years ago today against Duk Koo Kim in Las Vegas.

Motorola squeezes a little more screen out of the device through the above-mentioned methods, and while it tells me that it's confident there's still space to work with on future devices, it does seem to have painted itself in a corner here.

Janet Zweig's latest piece "Lipstick Enigma" kisses while it tells, as it's constructed from 1200 resin lipsticks that adjust to spell out different phrases.

After we talked for a while, I told Jackson that it was hard to imagine him not returning to basketball in some capacity.