Sentences with phrase «story someone choose»

Whichever story you choose to believe, chili did have a humble, and probably accidental beginning.

I'm sure you are 100 % sure of whatever story you choose to believe.

Whichever story you choose, though, line may sound like a narrow excuse for a show.

A selection of these essays, plays, poems, and short stories chosen for the new book Supercommunity: Diabolical Togetherness Beyond Contemporary Art forms a cohesive collection tracing the negative collective that is the subject of contemporary life.

Lately I have been tracking the illusion that God favors my group to the exclusion of all other groups — which is fairly easy to maintain, depending on which stories I choose to tell.

The Royal Academy hosts regular literary events where well - known authors, actors and thinkers read a short story chosen as a response to the main exhibition programme.

Essentially, stories chosen by the news sources — no searching for items that you select — are presented on a page in which you'll find a summary at the top, a timeline of events immediately below, and excerpts from reports as the story has developed over... [more]

Choices and Consequences — Throughout the player's journey, they must choose their own path; The choices will affect them, other NPCs, and the overall outcome of the story

At this point in his career, Spielberg has mastered his craft from what stories he chooses to the casts that inhabit his worlds, any doubts about his abilities are nonsense and ill founded.

- Bandai Namco PR and marketing director Lee Kirton touts the educational benefits of the company's new Pac - Man Stories choose - your - own - adventure - style game for Amazon Alexa.

Some sections drag on and on, often having to choose the same dialogue options repeatedly to advance the story

The 101 stories chosen for each book from thousands of submissions are not only inspirational and fun, but many of them also feature adopted dogs and cats, including black dogs and cats, senior pets, and pit bulls, the categories of pets that are most often left behind at shelters.

Even with my reservations, I liked this films, at times a whole heck of a lot, and if the filmmaker feels the need to explore more of the many case files sitting in the Warren's archive I for one can not wait to see which story they choose to tell next.»

Essentially, stories chosen by the news sources — no searching for items that you select — are presented on a page in which you'll find a summary at the top, a timeline of events immediately below, and excerpts from reports as the story has developed over time (with nicely AJAXified now - you - see - it - now - you - don't full reports available right there).

Put differently, the project of modernity was to produce people who believe they should have no story except the story they choose when they have no story.

From the stories I choose to engage, it's amazing how loving and accepting Jesus was.

All our fears are rooted in the stories we choose to believe in.

It also becomes immediately clear why this was the story chosen for adaptation in Hollywood: where the story of Ash might make for a better straight - up kids story, Detective Pikachu's plot offers the chance for some jokes that'll make adults chuckle too in that manner Pixar has become so expert at.

While Cardinals features some very solid performance from the cast, particularly Sheila McCarthy, the story chooses to end at a point where there is no real sense of closure, which brought my opinion of the film down a notch.

Why do you think the screenwriter of this story choose a wealthy father to depict a parent who neglects his children?

Check it out here, and you can read the story she chose here.

The story they choose to publish is going to be shared.

The story you choose to write will be also your narrative essay.

We're interested to see what part of the story they choose to focus on.

Matt Lifson's new series of paintings engage the shifting nature of pictures, and the stories we choose to tell through them.

The disappearance of Edward Burra from the narrative of 20th - century art in Britain has something to do with the stories we choose to tell about the 1930s.

Ain't the pictures enough, why do you go through so much To get the story you need, so you can bury me You've got the people confused, you tell the stories you choose You try to get me to lose the man I really am You keep on stalking me, invading my privacy Won't you just let me be «Cause your cameras can't control, the minds of those who know That you'll even sell your soul just to get a story sold

As an influential filmmaker active in the Trump - era (Steven Spielberg, for example, made The Post in record time just to make a point about a Republican President at war with the press), how do the socio - political realities, the rise of the Far Right, the systematic dissemination of fake news, the cultural reckoning in America etc. affect the stories he chooses to tell?

The story you choose to share in your cover letter should not only grab the reader's attention, but also demonstrate your abilities for the role you want.

«I listen to the stories you choose to share in order to solve problems that may currently seem overwhelming.