Sentence examples for widely told from inspiring English sources

The story of the premiere of Symphony No. 9 is widely told and disputed.

"Lou is a story well known in baseball circles that needs to be more widely told, just as the story of today's veterans needs to be widely told," said Tim Brosnan, Major League Baseball's executive vice president for business.

Then neither she nor the filmmakers created Guantanamo, and arguably, until this story has been fully and widely told, its injustices will never be redressed.

The most widely told story about college focuses obsessively on elite schools and answers a crazy mix of questions: How will we teach complex thinking and skills?

The story of "Millionaire" has been widely told in the last year as that game show has gradually colonized much of prime time.

The widely told story of how the Prophet's uncle Ḥamzah was murdered by the heathen Hind, who then opened the murdered man's belly and chewed up his liver, has slowed public acceptance of liver transplantation.

Carolyn grinned widely, telling about it.

"The diagnosis has spread too broadly, so that powerful drugs are prescribed too widely," Hyman told me.

Gaga, a musical superstar whose movie debut in "A Star Is Born" has been widely hailed, told the crowd that she began to reflect about why she cared so deeply about what she wore to an event created to honor women for their talent and power.

That is because the number employed in America is also still measured using surveys, and the two that are widely used tell different stories.

"We are always tracking new words that arrive in the language and start to be picked up widely," Dent tells me.