Sentence examples for hell of a tale from inspiring English sources
It's a hell of a tale, Butch Cassidy with five wives.
But as a politician/raconteur with a hell of a tale to tell, he sure has my vote.
For John Preston in the Spectator, it's "a hell of a tale" and Beckman "gives it all the verve and swagger it deserves.
If nothing else, Poolman's legacy is one hell of a tale about Hitler, Jesus, and the demon dimension.
All of this creates a dazzling portrait of delusion, and one hell of a cautionary tale for any viewers planning to curdle their brains with drugs, but there's a hitch: so thoroughly does Bale embrace the part that the dazzle threatens to outblaze the drama.
By comparison, the equally ambitious but more restrained drama of The Pacific needs no such repeat viewing, though I suspect many viewers will want to watch it over again as soon as they reach its conclusion, because as painful and shattering as it is, this is one hell of an entertaining tale.
"I had a hell of a time".
In the Pleasure Groove is, quite simply, a fascinating tale of very interesting man who has jammed one hell of a lot of living into his 52 years.
