Sentence examples for lively tale from inspiring English sources

"He delivers a lively tale that leaves the reader with enormous concerns to contemplate".

The Forgotten Waltz, a lively tale of Dublin adultery and mortgages, failed to make the cut, as did Last Man in Tower by the 2008 winner Aravind Adiga.

The first act of this lively tale of belligerent brothers in close quarters is as exciting as any new play from a young American since Tony Kushner's "Angels in America".

The latest production of Downtown Art, a youth theater company directed by Ryan Gilliam, "Rose" mixes feminism with fantasy in a lively tale of an enchanted valley whose inhabitants, all women, have each arrived there under mysterious circumstances.

An affectionate portrait of man and marathon, the film weaves anecdotes from running greats such as Alberto Salazar and Grete Waitz into archival footage to forge a lively tale of New York's running history.

After reteaming with Cooper for Souls at Sea (1937), about a mutiny aboard a slave ship, he worked with Fonda on Spawn of the North (1938), a lively tale about Canadian fishermen that featured Dorothy Lamour in one of her best early roles.

McGilligan's prose style may be pedestrian, but he organizes his biographical materials into a lively, readable tale.

Inspired by the beloved children's book, Albert by Ole Lund Kirkegaard, this lively, animated tale whisks you on a journey that has to be seen to be believed!

It is a wink at the marketplace — readers want lively, lighthearted tales from abroad — and alludes to the novel's central dark, repeated joke: that everything awful in life, in all of its sadness and melancholy, is better laughed at.

It is a wink at the marketplace readers want lively, lighthearted tales from abroad and alludes to the novel's central dark, repeated joke: that everything awful in life, in all of its sadness and melancholy, is better laughed at.

In Schreiber's shorter, livelier campfire tale, the mayhem is perpetrated by a fictional late-18th-century New England serial killer named Isaac Hamilton, who has managed to resurrect himself with some regularity for better than two centuries.