Stories in sentence

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And it turns out, the success stories share a few similarities, beyond that they don't have sex with other people.

Well, I use my drum to tell my story and my people's stories.

And we're seeing from all points on the globe similar stories.

And it's an object with fascinating stories and stories that are by no means over yet.

It will appear, certainly, in many more Middle Eastern stories.

And the women came with their stories about men who could not make the transition, angry and inflexible, and troubled children caught between two worlds.

We told her stories and assured her that we were still with her.

And because the idea can be explained in one minute, I will tell you three stories before to fill in the time.

The point is that the news media preferentially feeds us negative stories because that's what our minds pay attention to.

So given a dozen news stories, we will preferentially look at the negative news.

We all love stories.

Stories affirm who we are.

And nothing does a greater affirmation than when we connect through stories.

And that's what all good stories should do at the beginning, is they should give you a promise.

That's what's so special about stories, they're not a widget, they aren't exact.

Stories are inevitable, if they're good, but they're not predictable.

If things go static, stories die, because life is never static.

But we really wanted to prove that you could tell stories completely different in animation.

The best stories infuse wonder.

Just like many of you here today, we had experienced and heard stories about race, about prejudice, discrimination and stereotyping and we were like, "We get it, racism, we got it, we got it."

We talked to as many random people as we could and collected hundreds of personal stories about race, stories that revealed how racial injustice is a nationwide epidemic that we ourselves spread and now can't seem to recognize or get rid of.

So, with our hundreds of stories, we decided to publish a racial literacy textbook to bridge that gap between our hearts and minds.

WG: Our last book, "The Classroom Index," shares deeply personal stories.

PV: And pairs those personal stories to the brilliant research of statisticians and scholars.

PV: Do you really understand the people around you, their stories, stories like these?

WG: These are just parts of a few stories.

WG: We're on a gap year before college, traveling to all 50 states collecting stories for our next book.

But what if you are handed a paper filled with stories from an alternate reality?

But the truth is, we never see the stories we want to see in the newspaper.

We suspended people in this strange mental space, because while the stories in the paper couldn't be real, it just felt so perfectly, impeccably real.

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