Sentences with phrase «of a single story»

We see the danger of the single story and we won't reduce you to this one story.

A comparison of two neighborhoods, highlighting things like average square footage, ratio of single story homes, lot size, average age of the homes, will resonate with these readers.

By the end, you'll feel you've completed the same story three times, not three chapters of a single story.

The game consists of a single story mission that takes around 1 - 2 hours beat, and some accompanying cutscenes.

I guess a lot of those thick books are like multiple stories altogether and I had a couple of the single stories and I had some other ones that had varying art.

The meal they prepare every Sunday for the neighborhood is not an expression of their social or ethical commitments in distinction from their liturgical life; the meal they prepare and the Eucharist they celebrate are parts of a single story.

Nor can we accept the necessary authenticity of any single story as it stands at present in the synoptic tradition; the «legendary overlay» (Käsemann) and the influence of parallel stories from Hellenism and Judaism on the tradition are too strong for that.

In other words, serials always end in a cliffhanger, as they're truly just sections of a single story.

As Joseph J. Ellis, a master historian of early American history, writes in his magnificent new book Revolutionary Summer, the political and military aspects of the Revolution are «two sides of a single story, which are incomprehensible unless told together.»

He later released it in a short story compilation printed by his traditional publisher, who was also involved in the groundbreaking e-release of his single story.

«The story missions in Borderlands 2 are about three times the scope of a single story mission in the first game,» designer Paul Hellquist told Game Informer.

For example, if you can't think of a single story for dealing with a difficult customer, and you are interviewing for a customer service job, then the interviewer can pretty quickly cut you from the list.

Desert Landscaping in front of this single story home; featuring 3 BR, 2 BA in a well - established neighborhood.

FILE PHOTO: Workers install a metal roof on the top of a single story family home being built in San Diego, California, U.S., July 17, 2017.

The danger of a single story, as explained so eloquently by Chimamanda Adichie, does damage in many parts of life.

All the posts on storytelling this week reminded me of one of my favorite TED Talks of all time: Chimamanda Adichie with «The Danger of a Single Story»

The final stage in the interaction between Scripture and the believer occurs when I see my story and the story of God in the Bible as a part of a single story.

Both movies incorporated several dozen characters, multiple storylines, and the weight of the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe, making them not just a huge, two - movie saga but two giant, final chapters of a single story — the conclusion to the epic Marvel began 10 years ago, when Iron Man premiered in 2008.

There's the danger of a single story, as Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie so brilliantly put it.

Author Chimamanda Adichie, in a popular 2009 TED talk, spoke of «the danger of a single story.»

The novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie talks about «the danger of a single story» — about Africa, about black brilliance, our humanity and the black experience for too long.

Too many students in schools are exposed to just one perspective of history; this is what Chimamanda Adichie calls «the danger of the single story.»

Author Chimamanda Adichie's amazing TED talk introduces «The Danger of a Single Story.»

The danger of the single story.

Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has spoken often about «the danger of the single story,» in which the experiences of groups of people tend to be viewed in limited ways.

The clean contemporary lines and simple adornments of each of our single story exclusive private suites are reminiscent of European chic design.

I want to teach them things like «the danger of a single story» or the ways that politicians or media can twist statistics to serve their own purposes.