Sentence examples for given the tales from inspiring English sources

8 Brideshead Revisited - Evelyn Waugh Hayley Atwell in 'Brideshead Revisited' with Matthew Goode (left) and Ben Whishaw It seems fitting to include this given the tales of hedonism emerging from Oxford University.

On another afternoon, an N.O.P.D. patrol car pulled up outside the Sixth District with a big-screen TV hanging out of the trunk — an attentiongetting sight, given the tales of cops looting.

$27.95 ARABS of my generation, who came into political awareness in the late 1950's, were given the tale of two revolutions as emblematic statements on the character and temperament of the lands where these revolts played out.

But in his libretto, the playwright David Henry Hwang has given the tale a contemporary American theatrical sensibility -- not least through colloquial asides of a wisecracking Golden Buffalo -- and has also added some amplifying detail to the story.

Besides, it would give the tales of infidelity some sorely needed variety.

He gave the tales a more courtly dress and a more knowing air than they would have had in a peasant's cottage, but he did not make fun of them or spoil them with literary embroidery.

This gave the tale drive and suspense.

We give the tale to you here for the first time in English.

Baz gives the tale a Shakespearian heft and universality instead of falling into the trap of making a costume drama".

The piece, called The Piano Man, will retell the story, reconsider the theories that abounded at the time – and give the tale a grand, romantic ending.

Include yourself as the narrator - someone to take the reader by the hand, interpret the findings and give the tale some "attitude".