Sentence examples for a new fable from inspiring English sources

"NO SUCH THING" A new fable from Hal Hartley ("Trust") that sounds like a variation on "Beauty and the Beast".

It's a complicated play, with an enormous number of allusions, out of which he creates a new legend, a new fable, a new mythological figure, a Messiah of the 20th century".

There's a new Halo, a new Forza and a new Fable on the way, and Microsoft's engineers continue to shave away at the power gap, eating into processing time hitherto reserved for Kinect to secure decent resolutions for the Xbox One versions of multi-platform titles.

Those familiar with the guilty ghosts of The Devil's Backbone will recognise key motifs in his new fable, about a young girl's exploration of a labyrinthine underworld in Franco-era Spain. Franco-era Spain

I have also written an essay titled "The New Fable of the Bees" that explores the theme of this blog in more detail.

Dennis Posadas is the author of Greenergized (UK: Greenleaf, 2013) and is working on a new business fable on corporate sustainability.

Among the works in progress are "Piece of My Heart," about the songwriter and record producer Bert Berns ("Twist and Shout", among others) and "The Island Musical," a new musical fable by the singer-songwriter Dar Williams.

The new Fable is Microsoft's chance to prove them wrong.

THE WALL: A Modern Fable, by William Sutcliffe.

A modern fable with a prophetic ending.

But Ghibli's importance in its home country goes beyond financial success; in a way it has helped to define a sense of national character, creating new fables for the country such as the environmental parable Princess Mononoke.