Sentences with phrase «series of different stories»

Part of the idea does come from an old draft of Alan Wake, a version of the story that was more fragmented, more a series of different stories he had written.

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When I approached a series of different evangelical Christians about writing for this blog about their perspectives on contraception, I was struck by how similar their stories were to my own.

The series, in effect, is an argument in favor of these stories, albeit on different grounds — scientific rather than religious or philosophical — though Bingham appears not to know this.

This is the opening of The Lunch Line Fight: Looking at Different Perspectives, by Tosca Killoran and Jeff Hoffart, part of a series of 10 paperback books with a focus on citizenship, mindfulness, empathy, character and social - emotional skills, presented in story book format.

With the advent of spring (although we just had a series of cold winter - like rain storms here in Los Angeles), I would like to uncover some Spring beauty (actually, any beauty at all but that is an entirely different story)...

The content is the hard part: once you have a compelling story, you can adapt it for different media — long - form reading for a web page, an infographic for Facebook, a series of Tweets for Twitter, a video for YouTube.

Earlier this year, for example, Ken Levine, creator of the successful BioShock series, disbanded his game studio to make time to experiment with different ways of experiencing stories.

If the Cloverfield series is hoping to wash the stink of the recent, disappointing Cloverfield Paradox away, it might be wise for Bad Robot to branch out and start bringing in different stories like this.

Like the movie, the Four Weddings and a Funeral series follows a group of friends as their lives intersect through these five events, with each season following a different story arc.

A series of flashbacks fill us in on the back story, including a montage of him testing out different costumes, torturing and killing goons to find his nemesis, reconnecting with his bartender buddy Weasel (T.J. Miller), and finding a blind roommate (Leslie Uggams) who won't mind the sight of him or his odd masturbation ritual.

The story in Megadimension Neptunia is one of the better ones of the series, divided up into three sections that explore different events within the world of Gameindustri.

While the actual story is quite different to the wide - eyed, meandering discovery stories told in the anime the slapstick, the happy - go - lucky tone of the TV series is nailed here, making Detective Pikachu's story a joy to experience.

Following a single father who works as a human billboard in Taipei, and his left - to - their - own - devices kids, with the presence of their mother represented by three different actresses, the film has the barest thread of story (Tsai has admitted that he no longer has any real interest in narrative), and seems determined to provoke less patient audience members into walking out, with a series of shots that last upwards of ten minutes without all that much movement in them.

One of the things that makes the series work so well is that every album in it has its own distinctive feel — you never get the same story told twice, and while there are entries that share common elements, they're always handled in different ways.

While seeing this on stage in a series of clearly defined acts likely gives the the story a different shape, presented similarly as a film, it leaves the pacing feeling particularly slack.

Set in a single room of an average American motel, Room 104 is a half - hour anthology series which tells a different story of the assorted characters who pass through it in each episode.

That sense of conceptual déjà vu means the series can often feel like an anthology of previous anthology shows, as various entries play up different aspects of Dick's interests, emphasizing the formats and types of story he was capable of constructing.

Or is it the kind of «story» found in the tekken games, ie a series of bizarre, random and seemingly unconnected events involving «characters» who each appear to be reading from different scripts?

Samus Returns presents a much more palatable way to experience this story, and for diehard fans who know every inch of the monochrome version of SR388, this stereoscopic 3D version is vastly different enough in gameplay and geography to be considered an entirely new entry in the Metroid series.

Whether it's the way the four - part series follows investigators» deconstruction of the timeline, the perfunctory introduction of different potential accessories in the case, or the steady return to the same archival footage and mugshots, the show takes a conventional approach when it's clear this story is demanding something different.

«Every year we see a series of exceptional films like «Moonlight» that tells a different story and features women or POC, but they have always prove to be exceptions to the rule.

My favorite trailers are the ones who set the world, the tone, the voice of the movie, without telling you too much about the story... It's totally different from what the previous movies had done, and it's much more akin to what the «Ultimate Fantastic Four» series did.»

There will be arenas from past games in the series, extra game content separate from the story, waves of different enemies, but the emphasis will be one - on - one battle against many different heroes.

Which includes information of the «What If» Story Mode where the game focuses on scenarios that aren't canon to the official mainline series, but instead branch off and tell a different sStory Mode where the game focuses on scenarios that aren't canon to the official mainline series, but instead branch off and tell a different storystory.

The story takes Mortdecai and his faithful, womanizing manservant Jock (Paul Bettany, who also retains an ounce of dignity in spite of his character) through a series of weirdos, played by actors with different silly accents and other grotesque facial tics, from London to Moscow to Los Angeles.

Based on short stories by Maile Meloy, as adapted by Reichardt, Certain Women is a series of vignettes following three different women in Montana, whose lives are only tangentially connected.

Numbers like that usually lead to more movies, but Fifty Shades creator EL James has given producers a unique challenge in the form of a «sequel series» that's the same damn story told from a different perspective.

Story mode takes you through a series of «dates» with 5 different characters.

I'm just not sure how well it works on screen, where we're generally expecting a story with a beginning, a middle and an end, not just a bunch of different plot threads setting up things that will happen in upcoming episodes or different series altogether.

This DLC is also part one of a four - part series of the Untold Stories of Los Perdidos that each focuses on a different character during the Los Perdidos during the Zombie invasion.

Suitable for able year 9 upwards / GCSE this is part of a series using the story of a diamond robbery to practise using different tenses together.

Originally commissioned by V - Day — a global movement to end violence against women and girls that raises funds and awareness through benefit productions — the show consists of a series of monologues that tell stories from many different perspectives around the issue of violence against women.

The Nix by Nathan Hill On a recent series of airplane trips, I had a blast reading Nathan Hill's The Nix, which is one of those big, loud, messy novels that tells five different stories at once and does all of them well.

With over a dozen different artists contributing to the series, there's plenty of diversity in these pages, a great way to see amusing interpretations and situations based on a fan - favorite story.

There is a number of different monthly stories, sagas, and new series that are announced.

Now, in a series of digital titles, further stories — broken up into the different «rooms» in the hotel — will add new content and new characters to the mix.

Told from the point - of - view of six different characters, this is a very rich story full of magic, adventure, and a hint of romance that will grow as the series goes on.

Not for the faint of heart... Although this is a series, it is not a serial Each book is a standalone story starring a different couple and with a HEA or HFN ending.

Transmedia itself... is often thought of as a series of actions that happen between or across media or the transfer of messages — this isn't «wrong» per se, but it tends to neglect the nuances of human behavior, the levers for why people share stories to begin with and how they connect to each other through different narrative forms.

I haven't been self - publishing, as to me that means something different — the act of distributing a single novel, short story or work of non fiction online is very different to publishing a series of micro-works via a website.

This was actually my original plan: to publish 10 «beginnings» of ten different potential story threads I could build into series and put out for free.

Tess Gerritsen, author of the series featuring Boston homicide detective Jane Rizzoli and coroner Maura Isles, delivers an outstanding story that's totally different with «Playing With Fire.»

They also announced the creative pairings for the Batman digital comics: «BATMAN digital, launching in June, will take place outside of DC Comics — The New 52 continuity and feature a series of stand - alone stories by various creators that chronicle different cases handled by The Dark Knight.

There's plenty of ways for the series to go, perhaps adding in branching level designs, a story focused story telling the tale of a small squad, different ways or approaching a fight and even genuine moments where stealth can be used.

The advice this council gives him takes the form of stories, creating the perfect excuse to delve into a series of six different campaigns that effectively show off the differences between forces, each of which feels different enough to make them enjoyable.

It means a bit of a different focus for the second game in the The Godfather series, and a little less focus on following the movie's plot line for line and a bit more on following the player's story.

As Phelps works through the different cases a series of stories will cross paths to create a tense ending to the game.

o's on different difficulties.Then again, I don't find Storm 4 or XV bad / boring, but after i finish story mode with 100 % (in DBZ and Storm series) i usually finish up doing nothing, and games just sit on my shelf because i cba to play that online and playing with computer gets boring after few fights.We obviously all have different views, and that's the only thing there is to it.So enjoy XV and Storm 4 and i will enjoy all of them with PW3 on top ^ ^

The story of the Mass Effect series both in and out of its Universe has been a turbulent one, so I'm going to take a different tact with this article and look at the goings on around it during the past month.