Sentence examples for a rich tale from inspiring English sources

Here is a rich tale of our times, very well told with an appropriate minimum of means.

The article "Party's Over" in the April issue of Allure is a rich tale, full of family intrigue, sex, and alcohol abuse.

At one level, the scandal is a rich tale of politicians exploiting a lax system of expenses to claim a mind-boggling array of benefits.

They also note that the influence of Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball) shines through in Oda's style of writing with its "huge epic battles punctuated by a lot of humor" and that, in One Piece, he creates a "rich tale" without focusing too much on plot.

The intellectually messy "Singular Forms" tells a richer tale.

Known for a quirky sensibility honed as an opening act for the comedian George Carlin, he will probably begin his set with a piece revealing that sensibility, like "Boy on a Train," a chromatically rich tale of a solitary figure "lost," as the lyric says, "in the clickety-clack" of life.

Set in the 1890s, The Essex Serpent (Serpent's Tail) – a gloriously rich tale of folklore and science, myth and belief, friendship and love – is the book I'll be wrapping most copies of this Christmas, and comes with a gorgeous cover to boot.

It is a simple yet rich tale, beginning with Walton's walk -- tackle in hand -- from the outskirts of London on a fine day in May 1653.

But it's also a really good rich tale that builds ideas and deepens characters until the heartstrings snap and you can't help but cry.

They sound like the elements of a rich fairy tale.

Anderson "has given us a rich, cautionary tale about the unpredictability of war," Jay Winik wrote in the Book Review.