Sentence examples for linear fable from inspiring English sources

Instead of smashing the Modern's linear fable of modern art to smithereens, as its predecessor did, the first 11 shows of the second cycle are characterized by judicious reassembly, inspired tinkering and determined fleshing out.

"The Crying of Lot 49," published in 1966, is a paranoid phantasmagoric fable set in California that features a narrative as linear as an acid trip.

Compare, for example, trisyllabic derivatives such as the words chastity, criminal, fabulous, gradual, gravity, linear, national, ominous, sanity, and tabulate with the simple nouns and adjectives chaste, crime, fable, grade, grave, line, nation, omen, sane, and table.

He points to the linear arabesques in the lamb's dance of death in Boutet de Monvel's drawings for La Fontaine's "Fables Choisies pour les Enfants," and to the same artist's "harmonic inventions" achieved by the subtle use of color and line.

Part fable.

This is a fable.

It's a fable.

TRUTH or fable?

A fable agreed upon".

(See also beast fable).

Poetry: "This is a fable.