Storytelling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STORYTELLING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the craft of telling stories
• the activity of telling or writing stories
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to the telling or writing of stories

Words related to STORYTELLING

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Words that contain STORYTELLING

storytellings17

How to use STORYTELLING in a sentence

• We should be sorry to believe that this good old life of story-telling and story-hearing had utterly gone out.
• He delighted in each evening spent with his old cronies, in the whist-playing, the reminiscences, the storytelling, the arguments, and the moderate smoking and drinking.
• The gift on which she especially prided herself was her story-telling.
• Even then the germ of his story-telling propensity seems to have evinced itself, for he was always awarded the highest marks in English composition.
• The conditions were all favorable to story-telling.
• And so from week to week the story-telling in the dark went on, and whatever I had within me that was romantic or dreamy was encouraged by it.
• And no doubt the novel grew up out of simple story-telling, and the universal desire of children, old and young alike, for a story.
• Lincoln came to town the men would start him to story-telling as soon as he appeared at the assembly ground.
• At any rate, I shall not venture at story-telling here.
• It implies that the story-telling gift is very well in its way, but that the inner substance of a tale must repose on some direct professional experience.
• Unaccustomed to story-telling, it is possible that I have neglected chronology in this account.
• The Germans and French differ more from each other in the art and mystery of story-telling than either of them do from the English.
• Let us at least have its needs before our consciousness, in our attempts to supplement the regular studies of school by such side-activities as story-telling.
• A caution which directly concerns the art of story-telling itself, must be added here.
• In fact, my friend, we are, first and last, children addicted to the mad yet harmless passion of story-telling and story-hearing.
• While in a story-telling mood, I may as well relate an account that was given me of the manner in which Jung distinguished himself on one occasion with a musk elephant.
• The most memorable result, indeed, of their story-telling compact, was Mrs.
• The Campo Santo, however, forms an exceptionally good museum of such story-telling frescoes by various painters, as almost every picture consists of several successive episodes.
• This versatility was due in a measure to his story-telling instinct.
• Wood had a great gift of story-telling, and he understood very well the character and ways of country farmers.
• Only, he had never found time for story-telling until lately.
• When supper was over and the guards arranged for the night, story-telling was in order.
• I almost went back to hear would he tell the same tale or would he elaborate it into a new thing, for I am interested in the art of story-telling.
• INTRODUCTION HISTORY OF THE SHORT-STORY Just when, where, and by whom story-telling was begun no one can say.
• Scarron and Le Sage, the two French fiction writers of this period, contributed little or nothing to the advancement of story-telling.
• The story-telling of the seventeenth century was largely shaped by the popularity of the drama.
• Fiction, a conveniently broad term to cover all manner of story-telling, is a hoary thing and within historical limits we can but get a glimpse of its activity.
• And since the one valid criticism against all didactic aims in story-telling is that it is dull, Richardson, it will be appreciated, ran a mighty risk.
• The meal over they spent much time in singing and story-telling.
• But after awhile story-telling did become very tiresome as a steady occupation.
• On other nights, when they were alone, she prepared for her hours of story-telling, and in this she was wonderfully helped by Mr.
• Come then, and let us pass a leisure hour in story-telling, and our story shall be the education of our heroes.
• The story-telling for the evening was over, the boys got their blankets and set about making their beds for the night.
• Nothing but practice will give the ease, certainty, and spontaneity necessary to good story-telling.
• The first English writer possessing dramatic power, he is the first also to unite with the art of story-telling, the delineation and study of human character.

Similar words containing STORYTELL without suffix ing

storyteller14 storytellers15 storytellings17

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