Sentence examples for larger tale from inspiring English sources

His story has now entered the larger tale of Littleton and its aftermath.

But the larger tale is about the spread of omertà culture.

In "Cloud Atlas" characters jump across centuries, space and six separate stories into a larger tale about human interconnectedness.

The strong and loving cat story provides a good way into the larger tale of human courage.

In documenting the story of Erdene Zuu, Mr. Baasansuren also tells the larger tale of flourishing, devastation and rebirth that is the history of Buddhism in modern Mongolia.

How does anyone?This is a story about a man with a walking problem, but it is also a larger tale about struggling with uncertainty.

HERE are three recent novels full of vivid detail, weaving New York City life through larger tales of crime and corruption, on gangland life at the turn of the century, young unorthodox detectives from Brooklyn and a corrupt precinct of the New York City Police Department.

Anchored by a sensational Elle Fanning, "Ginger and Rosa," set in London in the early 1960s, weds a coming-of-age story with a larger generational tale about life in the shadow of a potential nuclear holocaust.

The siblings' tale hints at a larger story.

For me, it was the underrated Babylon 5 that got it right – never losing sight of the larger, epic tale that provided a constantly moving background for more contained adventures.

Inserted in this larger, emblematic tale were the stand-alone, false stories told by the rather good-looking young caretaker who was the last one to see the girls before they vanished, and his girlfriend, the teaching assistant.