Sentence examples for appealing tale from inspiring English sources
But Monday's installment picks up and ends with the swiftly told, appealing tale of three princes sent to search for the most wondrous object on earth.
This work of Mozart's childhood, fleetly conducted here by Elisabeth Fuchs, is a slight yet appealing tale about a shepherdess, Bastienne, who is falsely persuaded that her beloved Bastien has left her.
But unlike such short-lived, mid-century knockoffs as "The Playboy Club" or "Pan Am, Good Girls Revoltlt" manages to tell a broadly appealing tale about social change without dumbing it down.
Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama rated it 4 out of 5, calling it a "crowd-pleasing and hugely mass appealing tale of android revolution with a thrilling plot, rich and imaginative screenplay, super action, astounding effects and most importantly, Rajinikanth, who is the soul of the film.
Based on Willa Cather's appealing tale of a prairie girl who becomes an opera star, "The Song of the Lark" chugs along like the Little Engine That Couldn't.
It might seem as if Bollywoodcouldn't possibly satirize itself —the genre is already so over-thetop— but Zoya Akhtar managesthe trick deftly in "Luck byChance," an appealing tale of twowould-be actors looking for moviestardom.
Last month, Penguin Classics released its appealing "Tales of the German Imagination".
(Scott) 'BOLT' (PG, 1 36) Frisky and appealing, this animated tale of a dog's identity crisis leans a little too heavily on familiar kid-movie elements (the annoying sidekick, the cross-country journey of self-discovery, etc)., but it has enough visual wit and satirical mischief to make it reasonable family fun.
(Jeannette Catsoulis) 'BOLT' (PG, 1 36) Frisky and appealing, this animated tale of a dog's identity crisis leans a little too heavily on familiar kid-movie elements (the annoying sidekick, the cross-country journey of self-discovery, etc)., but it has enough visual wit and satirical mischief to make it reasonable family fun.
An inquiry so toxic that Mr Balls turned into a rotting albatross around Mr Miliband's neck would not, of course, be desirable; but one which clipped the shadow chancellor's wings could prove useful.Bye bye, bankerFor politicians and for voters, a plain morality tale is appealing; yet as it unfolded this week, the LIBOR story got muddy again.
Within that Bradbury-like setting, King has created a moving, immensely appealing coming-of-age tale that encompasses restless ghosts, serial murder, psychic phenomena and sexual initiation.
