Sentence examples for human tales from inspiring English sources

He doesn't impinge a narrative or editorial on the stories, but simply presents them as honest, human tales.

His novels and stories are not allegories on the Palestinian conflict but deeply human tales of ambiguity and sadness.

But the human tales that play out in the courtrooms and the crowded, often loud, sometimes menacing hallways of the courthouses typically do not receive much notice.

Writing Zero Zero Zero, which, amid the encyclopedia of human tales contains numerous episodes of appalling cold-bloodedness from around the world, seems to reflect the bug he can't shake.

In the waves, along the windy slopes of the volcano, in the banana fields, his voice unearthed for me the human tales hidden under the beauty of the island.

There have been a number of directors who launched an international career with equally simple human tales, notably the neo-realists: De Sica with Shoeshine, Ermanno Olmi with Il Posto.

But it is also a simple, human tale – and a damn good evening in the theatre.

How do you balance that human tale alongside the politics - the Communism - that dominated so much of Hobsbawm's life?

An absorbing, compelling and deeply human tale of freedom, hate and morality, its deceptively simple style and beautifully wrought sentences hold you captive from its opening.

On Friday, Whistledown gave us a different human tale: The Sunday Night Drop, about the way divorced children are passed between separated parents.

It's a complex, painfully human tale that demands significant emotional and intellectual engagement, and the resolution is small and ambiguous.