Sentence examples for complex tale from inspiring English sources

So begins a complex tale told with economy and enormous affection by a mesmerising writer.

The Lemony Snicket phenomenon is a complex tale of talent, editorial ardor and grass-roots support.

Mr. Campbell tells this complex tale from a personal, feet-on-the-ground perspective.

Antic humor of the wild and crazy kind permeates an otherwise dark, exceedingly complex tale.

But the detail of this complex tale is, occasionally, washed out.

Robert A. Prior wrote this version (as well as directing), condensing a long and complex tale, not always successfully.

The cliche in reporting diffuse elections is to describe a mosaic, with many technicolour parts that tell a complex tale.

That statement, contained in a press release, spun a complex tale about the ancestry of Mr. Obama, who is Christian.

There followed a complex tale about which man pulled a knife on whom – but I couldn't follow.

For supporters of the Martin family, Mr. Martin's death was part of a more complex tale of profiling and injustice.

A pottery object excavated by Petrie in Naukratis, which is about to tour to museums around the UK, also tells a complex tale.