Sentence examples for make the tales from inspiring English sources

"Bad Education" contemplates the wonder of storytelling and the human instinct to embroider reality to make the tales we tell more real and conclusive, if less strictly factual.

"Bad Education" contemplates the wonder of storytelling itself and the human instinct to embroider reality to make the tales we tell more real and conclusive, if less strictly factual.

So the long history of the early Church councils that tried to make the tales into a theology is, in a way, a history of coming out of the movie confused, and turning to someone else to ask what just happened.

Rather than circling hungrily around "the horror, the horror," to quote Joseph Conrad, "Bad Education" contemplates the wonder of storytelling itself and the human instinct to embroider reality to make the tales we tell more real and conclusive, if less strictly factual.

How to make the tale seem fresh?

That might make the tale told by Michael DeMarzo seem unremarkable.

And if so, does that make the tale any less amazing or entertaining?

She is not above manipulating her readers, while technically avoiding inaccuracy, if it will make the tale more potent.

But he does have a few weapons at his disposal — namely, meticulous reporting, a keen eye for detail and an elegant writing style — and he uses them to make the tale seem new again.

The bizarre parallels of the two men's lives are highlighted in Ms. Holmes's account of her growing up and rebelling, and the details are specific and odd enough to make the tale absorbing.

Mr. Preisser's intent, she said, was to make the tale resonate more strongly in the present, especially with what has emerged since the original staging in 2002 about the treatment of women in places like Iraq and Afghanistan.