Sentence examples for bad tales from inspiring English sources
It may be tempting to say bad things about people behind their back––many people love to hear bad tales.
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The BIS reckons central banks need not worry about doing more to support growth, since monetary policy is not particularly effective now anyway and deflation isn't actually as bad as tales from the Depression would lead one to believe.
The entertainment industry is also full of stories of bad behavior, tales which are often recounted by a variety of my friends after a glass or two of wine.
Too bad: the tale needs to be told as fully as is possible.
" 'Anna Nicole' is a parable," Ms. Padmore continued, "a bad fairy tale about a character so larger than life she becomes surreal.
The good news, bad news tale from Des Moines is hardly unusual.
A 1945 illustration in American Druggist magazine portrayed a female addict turning to prostitution, in keeping with girl-gone-addict-gone-bad cautionary tales.
While the judgment about a good or bad fairy tale is not one I'd usually think of on my own, Bruno Bettelheim's book The Uses of Enchantment goes a long way to teach us that a "good" fairy tale takes the overwhelming feelings of a growing child and gives them not only some order but real hope.
Online-poker forums have turned the gambler's time-honored "bad beat" story — a tale of a seemingly surefire victory gone wrong — into a literary art.
There are no clear heroes and too many villains, no good-guy-v-bad-guy tale to spin.
