Sentence examples for immersive tale from inspiring English sources

As I Lay Dying by William Faulkner (1930) The influence of William Faulkner's immersive tale of raw Mississippi rural life can be felt to this day.

Eleanor Catton was awarded the Man Booker Prize on Tuesday for "The Luminaries," an immersive tale set in 19th-century New Zealand that explores identity, greed and human frailty.

This year's Booker also gave a welcome boost to some left-field books from small publishers, shortlisting Alison Moore's immersive tale of a man unable to escape his own family history, The Lighthouse (Salt), and Deborah Levy's sly melodrama Swimming Home (And Other Stories).

Each received praise for its immersive story, narrative choices, and freedom to sculpt personal tales out in its game world.

A truly immersive, magical story.

The Handmaid's Tale is immersive.

Directed by Sam Fell and Rob Stevenhagen and written by Gary Ross (who also served as one of the producers), "Despereaux" is a pleasantly immersive, beautifully animated, occasionally sleepy tale.

Paul Whitehouse narrates the tale of a "fully immersive battle re-enactment" that inevitably gets out of hand.

One of many literary events at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year, Storyteller, Storyteller is an award-winning immersive production about two children's tale tellers who accidentally arrive to share their stories with you at the same time.

PHOTOS: Best in theater 2013 | Charles McNulty Orpheus Four Larks' immersive, site-specific work reimagines the mythological tale of the singer who journeyed to the underworld to rescue his beloved.

(In other words: Go!) (Dargis) 'THE TALE OF DESPEREAUX' (G, 1 27) A pleasantly immersive, occasionally sleepy, beautifully animated tale, based on Kate DiCamillo's charming children's book, about a mouse, a princess, some soup and thread, not to mention rats, hats and a girl named Mig with the unfortunate looks of a pig.