storytelling
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- noun
- /ˈstɔːriˌtɛlɪŋ/
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- The teacher used storytelling to engage her students and make the lesson memorable.
- oral storytelling
- digital storytelling
- art of storytelling
But I just think it's a great example of storytelling for film.
- But I just think it's a great example of storytelling for film.
- He's really great at storytelling and just filming.
- It's like there's so much more to the storytelling than just the words.
- It's the ancient art of storytelling that we're losing.
- Feels like it's, it's fundamentally about storytelling to ourselves.
- This is the basics of storytelling stripped down.
- But like, pain is just my medium for storytelling, right?
- Indeed, when Lucy discusses her relationship with storytelling, she highlights the power of words.
- They use parables, storytelling to make their point.
- And he melds that with, you know, an expertise in storytelling, like his vlogs.
- I enjoy the sort of full contact storytelling that is a trial.
- And it's all set through storytelling and like ancient Babylon.
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Hollywood is our storytelling machine.
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Human beings are essentially storytelling creatures, McIntyre argues.
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It's the ancient art of storytelling that we're losing.
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I appreciate all your years of service, your great storytelling, and your honesty.
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In America, and especially here in Oregon... storytelling started with our indigenous people.
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Deep in these mountains lies the almost forgotten art of storytelling.
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I was leading a storytelling workshop in upstate New York, about 15 people in it.
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Though her parents admired and encouraged her storytelling ability, to them, writing was an entertaining hobby.
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Indeed, when Lucy discusses her relationship with storytelling, she highlights the power of words.
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The museum acts as a sort of living story, part of a tradition of storytelling come to life that is rooted in the cultural heritage of the region.
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Etymology
Storytelling is made from story ('an account of events') and telling ('saying something to others'), so it literally means 'saying a story'. That's why it names the art or skill of telling stories to entertain, teach, or move people.