Sentence examples for create a tale from inspiring English sources

"It took him one week to create a tale about what happened and to blame opposition in this," she said.

The desire to create a tale that compartmentalizes and thereby contains human misery leads to the consoling silver lining: to tell a story is to assume an audience.

They choose a setting, characters, props and actions to create a tale, while recording their own voice narration to be played back afterwards.

In the end, despite himself, the writer will create a tale that is personal.

"I wanted to create a tale for kids," Monteiro says in a documentary about the project.

Ms. Zollar, 51, created a tale about a 12-year-old girl from Mozambique who moves to the Southeastern United States with her family.

Irving moves seamlessly between the wide-eyed perspective of the child and the critical gaze of the adult, creating a tale as beautiful as it is discomfiting.

On "One Life to Live," which began in 1968 and ran for 43 years, Ms. Nixon created a tale that reflected the nation's changing social structures and attitudes.

But in this fablelike play about a young woman who impulsively adopts a baby abandoned by his mother, Brecht created a tale in which the good at heart triumph against heavy odds, and the light of justice shines brightly, if briefly — and only through the absurd ministrations of a rascally character, Azdak, the town clerk turned judge, also portrayed with memorable lunacy by Mr. Lloyd.

Sadiq Khan pointed to the lack of diversity in sport as a key symptom of the deepening ethnic and social segregation in London, creating a "tale of two cities" in which people of different races and incomes were less likely than ever to meet.

For gay men however, this increase in nightlife has created a tale of two cities.