Stories in sentence

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Which means that these stories can and do influence social and technological forces centuries into the future.

I think we need to realize this and remember it when we tell our stories.

We need to work hard to write stories that don't just show us the possible dystopian paths we may take for a fear that the more dystopian stories we tell each other, the more we plant seeds for possible dystopian futures.

Instead we need to tell stories that plant the seeds, if not necessarily for utopias, then at least for great new projects of technological, societal and institutional transformation.

And if we think of this idea that the stories we tell each other can transform the future is fanciful or impossible, then I think we need to remember the example of this, our voyage to the Moon, an idea from the 17th century that propagated culturally for over 300 years until it could finally be realized.

So, we need to write new stories, stories that, 300 years in the future, people will be able to look back upon and remark how they inspired us to new heights and to new shores, how they showed us new paths and new possibilities, and how they shaped our world for the better.

We should have nothing but success stories from nature, for you or for birds, and we're learning a lot from its fascinating subjects.

I think about all the challenges that so many black millennials have to endure in a world that tells them they can anything they want to be if they work hard, but actually doesn't sit down to listen to their dreams or hear stories about their struggle.

Young black people in America have been fighting, really fighting hard to get their stories told for centuries.

Our stories are still misunderstood, our bodies are still taken advantage of, and our voices?

So our stories need to be told in a multitude of ways by a range of voices talking about diverse and nuanced topics, and they really need to be listened to.

They're fighting to get their stories told and bust the millennial stereotype.

So we really need to listen and hear the stories of this generation, now more than ever, as the baby boomers age and millennials come to prominence.

So stories of black millennials, brown millennials and all millennials of color really need to be told, and they also need to be listened to.

So a few of the stories.

With every picture, there are individuals who have full lives and stories that deserve to be told.

Some margins told stories of a more personal nature.

Now, all of these are pretty gruesome stories, I know, but, to me, it's kind of music to my ears.

And, you know, if you think about this with the tsunami, what you have is essentially a kind of an army of local journalists, who are producing enormous amounts of material for no reason other than to tell their stories.

There are two stories in Montana.

So we’ve all seen it, haven’t we? We’ve all told stories about how, on Christmas morning, our kids end up playing with the boxes far more than they play with the toys that are inside them.

Because it was the right-wing tabloid newspapers which printed all these stories about immigration.

By now, these have become standard elements in many modern horror stories.

Born in Providence, Rhode Island in 1890, Howard Phillips Lovecraft grew up admiring the Gothic horror stories written by Edgar Allan Poe and Robert Chambers.

His stories often used scientific elements to lend eerie plausibility.

Lovecraft’s dozens of short stories, novellas, and poems often take place in the same fictional continuity, with recurring characters, locations, and mythologies.

During his lifetime, Lovecraft corresponded with other writers, encouraging them to employ elements and characters from his stories in their own.

References to Lovecraftian gods or arcane tomes can be found in many stories by his pen pals, such as Robert E. Howard and Robert Bloch.

But his work has inspired numerous short stories, novels, tabletop games, and cultural icons.

Around that time, devastating stories about the Syrian refugee crisis were everywhere.

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