Sentence examples for big tale from inspiring English sources

Come Saturday, that will be a big tale if we've gained that respect.

Alas, the tender humanist touch Akin brought to Head-On and The Edge of Heaven deserts him in this nominal trilogy-closer: it's a big tale told in oddly pinched, cluttered style.

"An ale that tells a big tale," the blurb said.

There were the big tales to tell, old dates to evoke, and long-buried curses to dig up again for another flogging.

That notion may well be the biggest tale of all.

This chart of adoption trends by children's country of origin tells the bigger tale.

It reached its big conclusion last night and, after a "fantastic" response, will return with an "even bigger tale on an even more ambitious canvas".

"We're thrilled to be telling a brand new story which we hope will surprise and intrigue and tell an even bigger tale on an even more ambitious canvas".

The goal is to tell a bigger tale than live coverage can, mix it with scenic beauty, all to engage both the uninitiated and those who may know the result, which requires a storyteller's touch.

It is partly the tale, terrifically delivered by camera and actors, of a sudden shocking bomb, and the political fallout, but mainly the tale of two rival spin doctors, including the magnetic Simon Kapita Bruno Wolkowitchh), and ultimately the bigger tale of French politics, always graduating, in amoral concessions, towards, as Kapita says of his own politics, "like Cocteau, extreme centre".

His encounter with what turned out to be the Iranians is remarkable in itself, but it illuminates the much bigger tale of foreign interference in Yemen, of how the conflicts between the Gulf states and Iran, the US and al-Qaida have reduced parts of Yemen to rubble and are pushing Yeminis into the arms of the jihadis.