Sentence examples for a better tale from inspiring English sources

You'll have a potentially interesting story (nearly every new band interview will include "how did you come up with your name?" as a question so it serves a band to have a better tale than "the bassist said it as a joke and now we were stuck with it").

A better tale would be, "Dude, I saw Kevin Hart 10 years ago, in a club, and he was hilarious!" From Larry the Cable Guy to Lewis Black, from Loni Love to Louis C.K., every comic started in clubs.

He will have to tell a better story than the current tale about a five-year shrink-to-fit programme of cost-cutting.

Rereading James's ghost story about a governess left in charge of two children in a country house, I found it to be a far better tale than its author believed.

That sent Steffens scurrying for an even better tale.

If Inside Out succeeds for younger moviegoers, Love and Mercy is an even better tale for the Boomer Generation.

Still, the legend was a better cautionary tale of how myopic penny-foolish trimming could be than the truth ever was.

A metaphorical nimbus was probably hovering over Old Trafford, too because not only have Liverpool got the trophy for keeps but they have a better comeback tale than United in 1999.

Instead of looking for the real story, reporters across America are looking for ways to turn the real story into a better, more sensational tale.

Who do you think tells better tales?

She is quicker to get silly with him, tells better tales, nurtures differently -- gentle, quiet.