Sentence examples for clear tale from inspiring English sources

Amid all the non sequiturs there is a clear tale of human evolution and civilization's corrupting effects.

In case after case, from the giant panda of China to the black-footed ferret, California condor and red wolf of North America, plus scores of others, the maps told a clear tale: many species have fled from the human onslaught and found refuge on the peripheries of their ranges.

While there seemed to be little cohesion among the supporters of the strikes regarding all those troublesome details, opponents had a very clear tale to tell.

And, as the fact that three documentaries touch on its narrative makes clear, any tale involving art history, Nazi thievery, conflicting wills and complex international legal wrangles is certainly worthy of cinematic treatment.

The Phonesavanhs' lawyer, Mawuli Davis, said the Swat team should have known that young children were present in the room they were raiding as there were clear tell-tale signs: a playpen outside the door and a van parked outside with four child seats in it.

Comics were clear moral tales of good versus evil.

For Brunvand it was clear these tales were urban legends because while bizarre accidents did sometimes occur, they "couldn't possibly occur at the rate folklore suggests, or else no insurance company would issue liability coverage, and very few parks would survive".

Modestly omitting the glorifying portion of his first name 'Hide-', i.e. 'excellent', was a clear tell-tale-sign of his personality.

The briskness of Schönwerth's style is clear in a tale like "King Goldenhair".

Even as a young boy, as he makes clear in "A Tale of Love and Darkness," Oz was keenly aware that his mother was adrift and that relations between his parents had eroded.

One thing is clear, however: The tale that Bowden tells is almost solely from the perspective of a small group of people in Washington, just about all of whom, in his account, were wise and selfless.