Sentence examples for fable concerns from inspiring English sources
This soft, thin magic-realist fable concerns the fabulous (and largely self-fabricated) life of Edward Bloom, a garrulous Southerner played in his youth by Mr. McGregor and on his deathbed by Mr. Finney.
Click here to view video This touching fable concerns some suburban Ohio teenagers who react against their essentially kind parents whose solicitous behaviour they find overbearing and move out of their homes during the summer holidays to a house they've built in the woods.
This week both left the company.In this section The China syndrome You'll be hearing from my lawyer Skylarks Car jams in China Civil wars A fable concerning ambition Kids' stuff Read this and become ($6) richer ReprintsBoth men have obvious reasons to go: they suffer from ill health; and both have made fortunes at BSkyB.
By 2030, 150m will be able to afford a car.In this section The China syndrome You'll be hearing from my lawyer Skylarks Car jams in China Civil wars A fable concerning ambition Kids' stuff Read this and become ($6) richer Reprints Related items The China syndromeJun 19th 1997Intoxicating stuff, but the current reality is an industry that could produce 1m vehicles but sells less than half that.
To introduce the concept of a secondary rule, Hart [1961 recounts a fable concerning the emergence of a legal system in a small community.
His Historia discredited the many fables concerning the Mongols current in Western Christendom.
In our Sept. 11 story ("Intel's latest fable"), we again expressed concerns about Intel's business model and the declining average selling prices of the chips.
Aesop featured wolves in several of his fables, playing on the concerns of Ancient Greece's settled, sheep-herding world.
Throughout her career, Ginzburg was concerned with the fable of family life.
Aesop's fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf concerns a young shepherd who lies to his fellow villagers about a wolf attack; when a wolf really does come along, none of the villagers believe him, and his flock is killed.
These questions propel a novel which shares some DNA with a classic thriller plot, but whose magnanimity, comedy and moral concerns make it something closer to a fable.
