Sentences with phrase «subject of the story»

Do you feel as if this book changed your views on the primary subject of the story?

As for the actual subject of this story.

In this movie and «Ever After» (and in «The Wedding Singer,» where I liked her a lot more than the movie), she emerges as a real star — an actor whose personality and charisma are the real subject of the story.

Two years ago, the house, constructed from untreated woods and equipped with water - saving laundry equipment and compact lighting, was the subject of a story in the Burlington Free Press under the headline «Greenhouse» — which raised the hackles of many hard - core Vermonters, including more than a few former Seventh Generation employees.

We always seek full input from the subjects of stories, as we did repeatedly throughout our reporting on Theranos.

The headline, «Using «Free» to Turn a Profit», is misleading and downright false as it relates to the subject of the story.

As long as most of their profits are being made by Google and Facebook whose profits go into the pockets of investors and billionaires, the balance of power between the subjects of stories and the journalists will be out of whack.

«Once you see that that topic is a matter of public concern,» Dietrick said, «the law does not allow a judge or the plaintiff or the subject of the story to come along with a red pen and say, «I didn't really like the way you said it here.

Now I want to bring the subject of stories down to entrepreneurship.

The old lady that was the subject of this story is still living.

You showed exactly the opposite trait of the subjects of the story — intolerance.

Sometimes it is by a revealing incident, commonly, however, by a telling analysis of what the subject of the story «thought in his heart» — but, by whatever means, the writers succeed in portraying the inmost nature of the men and women who under their hands move across the scene before us.

I have tremendous sympathy for the victims, but that isn't the subject of this story.

You have erroneously pictured the Nashville Dominicans who are NOT part of the conference which is the subject of your story.

He had to do that because when people flock together the worst traits of all of the people are amplified, as it is with the man who is the subject of this story.

The people are subjects of the story's content, as well as being its communicators.

So with unfinished business, tremendous talent, the full package of physical gifts, and yes, versatility, don't be surprised if Jones does even more for Mitty next season — and is the subject of this story again next year.

The more interested the child is in the subject of the story, the more likely he will be to read and enjoy the book.

Even when part of the sting, prostitutes are often subject to the same threats as the subject of the story.

The state filings, which were the subject of the story, are merely post-election update notices while the campaign account remains open.

This was certainly the case for the subjects of this story.»

«Both types of communication are used by businesspeople, but an independent source may be viewed by audiences as having more credibility because it is not controlled or influenced by the subject of a story,» Howes said.

These sugar daddy sites have been the subject of stories in the French national press, with Le Monde and Le Figaro both running headline articles on the subject.

Last spring, in a much - quoted speech, Bill Gates, whose education philanthropy is the subject of another story in this issue, told the National Governors Association that America's high schools were «obsolete.»

I also know from personal experience (not as a war veteran) that there are certain awful experiences in my life that I would prefer not to see the light, that no good will come from bringing those stories into the world, no words can give them justice, and I am better off without subjecting those stories (and me as the subject of those stories) to the judgment of others.

Some of the subjects of her stories are the characters often found on the fringes of our society, or strange characters or just those that are lost.

The subject of my story is left as an exercise for the discerning reader.

This is kind of understandable for the subject of the story but it did get somewhat boring continually looking at similar environs level after level.

The Dutch indie studio behind «Nuclear Throne» and «LUFTRAUSERS» is the subject of a story - so - far book — read a chapter exclusively on Waypoint.

It can occur a significant period of time after the main plot has ended, and may offer scenes only tangentially related to the subject of the story.

Thanks to a recent act of mammalian solidarity caught on film, reporter Paul Burt now finds himself as the subject of the story.

As a fishing reporter for Australia's Nine News, it's usually Paul Burt's job to deliver the latest reports on weather and boating conditions for anglers — but thanks to a recent act of mammalian solidarity caught on film, he's now found himself as the subject of the story.

Recently, the house was the subject of a story in Portuguese media, which offers a peek into the home's interior:

His work has been the subject of stories in the New York Time, the Christian Science Monitor, and many other national and international news outlets.

[Update 11/28/10: In a tragic turn of events, the sheriff who was the subject of the story I wrote about below was found dead of an apparent suicide over the weekend.

This may involve justifying publication by establishing some sort of hypocrisy on the part of the subject of the story or it may involve some digging around to fi nd some sort of rule - breaking by the subject.

Often, the subject of that story is another lawyer.