Sentence examples for whose storytelling from inspiring English sources

A beautiful manga whose storytelling is based on love, honor and courage.

Best in breed, though, are two books whose storytelling carries their agendas without a squeak.

But the next brief scene introduced a child and her grandmother whose storytelling, enhanced by projections of period photographs of Korean families, sets the plot in motion.

And I went into The Force Awakens with a healthy distrust of its director, J.J. Abrams, a man whose storytelling style relies primarily on frustratingly circular references to the movies he grew up watching, rather than any particular unique vision.

More British historical figures in Christopher McGrath's Mr Darley's Arabian (John Murray), a picaresque chronicle of horse racing whose ingenious storytelling via bloodlines gives both the pleasure of a chapter titled "A Groom With a View" and offers the alarming fact that every British thoroughbred is traceable back to Aleppo.

The musician, who sang of his law-breaking Bakersfield youth and whose natural, storytelling lyrics won him a vast following — more than 100 of his songs made the Billboard charts — died Wednesday — his birthday — at his home near Redding.

All of them are timeless movies whose humour and storytelling appeal to kids and grownups alike.

For Caroline Hobkinson, an artist whose theatrical, gastronomic storytelling events have become her full-time job, food is: "a manifestation of our longings.

Both of these movies are works of fiction, acts of storytelling whose discovery of the world has the force of revelation.

Not long after he departed "S.N.L.," he was shown up one night in Chicago by his opening act, Martin Lawrence, whose extraordinarily expressive storytelling inspired an outsized reaction in an audience that was supposed to be there for Rock.

There was her Aunt Esther, whose natural talent for storytelling kept a young Anna in rapt attention and taught her to listen.