Sentence examples similar to evolve the tale from inspiring English sources

What had begun as Nathan's story slowly evolved into the tale of Dan Ashcroft's building animosity towards this apparently indestructible style goon, who couldn't help succeeding no matter what he did.

It was while he was in production on "Dragon" that DeMicco evolved the "Crood" story into a tale about a family.

The African versions of the story probably evolved from the Middle Eastern tale, The Wolf and the Kids.

His tale was used as the basis for a play, which then evolved into the story line for the Puccini opera "Madame Butterfly".

Over time, the tale evolved into a brilliant holiday gem for American moviegoers, a sparkling ornament.

The near-constant dialogue keeps things moving, even when the characters remain still, as does a camera that repeatedly focuses on some new detail — a view from a window, a man's portrait on a wall — that adds information to the evolving tale.

As human culture evolved, folk tales were the means by which our ancestors hoped to help their descendants to catch the woolly mammoth, escape the dark forest, and live happily ever after.

But before you did, you would have to sort through two distinct story lines about how the tale has evolved.

A discussion which would soon evolve into tawdry tales of trips to Ireland, or, of how many times one has seen The Quiet Man.

"So far this is the tale of our enemies evolving into ever more superficially pleasing forms.

The book's basic premise is the same, but it doesn't evolve into a slasher tale.