Sentences with phrase «who tells stories»

Twombly is an abstract painter who tells stories of love, longing and loss.

I am a clay sculptor who tells stories.

«As a person who tells stories, I'm trying to understand the subjective experience of the hearing - impaired because the truth of that needs to come out in the character,» he says.

There is the narrator, and then there is Mr. Creacher, who tells stories to the students in the class.

But it's Nour's father, Baba — the designer of bridges, the real storyteller of the family — who tells her the stories of Syria.

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Don't miss the Fairytale Tree, who tells stories to enchanted children.

Before the Games, the tributes are interviewed by smarmy TV host Caesar Flickerman (Stanley Tucci, dressed as an Oompha - Loompa), who tells their stories to his TV audience.

Being a blogger who tells stories we were fascinated by the story telling nature of the characters.

As a result, mission - driven companies who tell their stories are going to attract younger workers more than organizations purely driven by profit.»

That's what happened at Google, where some workers revealed their salaries in a shared spreadsheet started by engineer Erica Baker, who told her story Friday on Twitter.

We talk with author Laurence Shames, who told the story of this historic class.

Michael Madsen, who told a story of how he found out about the leak while riding an elevator and being mad at Tarantino because he was quoted as saying, «Well, I know Tim [Roth] would never leak it.»

Just ask Justin Beegel, founder of data visualization company InfographicWorld, who told his story on the blog Under30CEO.

«Most of the people who tell you stories about gold are people trying to sell you gold funds and gold ETFs, and those stories are not based on reality at all.»

Cambridge Analytica used the personal Facebook data of more than 50 million users, acquired through a third party, to create profiles of prospective voters and «microtarget» persuasive voting messages to them, according to a whistleblower who told his story to The Guardian and The New York Times.

People who tell these stories tend to be more satisfied and feel that their lives are coherent and meaningful.

By LAURA LOREK Reporter with Silicon Hills News Plato said: «Those who tell the stories rule society.»

Missouri Synod theologians had traditionally affirmed the inerrancy of the Bible, and, although such a term can mean many things, in practice it meant certain rather specific things: harmonizing of the various biblical narratives; a somewhat ahistorical reading of the Bible in which there was little room for growth or development of theological understanding; a tendency to hold that God would not have used within the Bible literary forms such as myth, legend, or saga; an unwillingness to reckon with possible creativity on the part of the evangelists who tell the story of Jesus in the Gospels or to consider what it might mean that they write that story from a post-Easter perspective; a general reluctance to consider that the canons of historical exactitude which we take as givens might have been different for the biblical authors.

You trust others who tell you a story and blindly you regurgitate the filth spread by another!

The same person who started Mormonism as a convicted fraud who told a story about using a black hat and a magic rock to translate the Book of Mormon, the world's most perfect book that has had 3000 corrects had two 14 year old wives.

There are a lot of folks who tell a story of being beaten or abused to the cadence of bible verses just like those deployed by preachers who don't consider consequences of theology.

No, I wanted my book to explain the basic steps for making personal changes that I'd picked up from the people who told their stories in Guideposts.

About one in every twenty guys who tell a story about catching a monster fish can actually back it up with more evidence than just their words.

What we have in all the Gospels is a «remembrance» of Jesus; but that remembrance is recounted in terms of what he had already become as Lord for those who told the story.

«He didn't dodge the tough questions,» says Dorsett, who told the story of Lewis» conversation with his lawyer in «Seeking the Secret Place.»

In Moscow the police put an accused prisoner with bare feet on a metal floor at a temperature of ten degrees of frost; he sickened, and died in a hospital that was under the supervision of Prince Meshchersky, who told the story with indignation.

I believe it was Isaac Asimov who told a story, of being out on a boat.

All the speakers at the Church Growth Convocation were pastors of large congregations who told their stories of how to bring more people into the Kingdom.

They were all written by other people who told stories, some of which were about Jesus.

The problem is one of meaning for those who told the story.

The pro was an Irishman who used to live in Orlando, and he set us up with two caddies who told stories nonstop.

Fekir's name reminds me of the immortal Jonners (Brian Johnston), cricket commentator supreme who told the story of a a Pakistani bowler called Afaq Hussain, whose first name was a bit of a minefield for commentators.

Who tells your story?

The first half comprises of successful natural birth stories from different women who tell the story themselves.

Clinton shared the stage with activists who told stories of losing their loved ones to gun violence.

Polish, who tells a story at most of The Monti shows, credits his Ph.D. adviser with teaching him how to tell a tight story without loose ends.

A review of some of the ways of these interlopers is provided by Charles Nelson of the National Botanic Gardens in Dublin, who tells the story of the fuchsia, an American native which has been running wild in the hedgerows of the west of Ireland since the 1850s.

I was working on a realtor's who told me the story about the kid and said she knew someone who was always looking for new ideas, and that they shared the same office building.

Today I'm talking with Justin Mares, one of the founders of Kettle & Fire, who tells the story of why he and his brother Nick chose to get into the business of making better bone broth commercially available.

But my favorite part of the story is how the artist & designer Mila Sohn is a woman who tells her story and embraces her strength after life's unexpected difficulties.

Okay, I had a French girlfriend who told me her story and, yup, just like this movie.

It seems only yesterday that M. Night Shyamalan cast himself in Lady in the Water as an author who receives a message from a narf, who tells him the story he's working on will inspire a child who will grow up and change the world.

There will always be new terrain to explore as long as there are artists willing to take risks, who tell their stories without compromise.

It follows a lifeguard (Justin Timberlake) who tells the story of a middle - aged carousel operator (Jim Belushi) and his beleaguered wife (Kate Winslet).

Features commentary by actors Robert Lindsay and Michael Palin and producer Peter Ansorge on Episode One and a 24 - minute interview with writer / producer Alan Bleasdale, who tells the story of how the role of Michael Murray was written for Robert Lindsay and yet he almost ended up in the role of Jim Nelson.

I have a special affection for films and performances based on real - life mothers, especially those based on the mothers of the writers who told their stories, like Sally Field's Oscar - winning performance in Places in the Heart.

It's about a lifeguard who tells the story of a middle - aged carousel operator and his beleaguered wife.

As Hamilton asks, «Who tells your story?»

«It is a city with a tremendous amount of troubles and struggles, but it is such a metaphor for what has happened to urban America and why,» says Russakoff, who tells the story of Newark school reform in her new book, The Prize.