Sentence examples for makes tales from inspiring English sources

He wrote six weeks ahead in chunks of about 400 words, which is what makes Tales, like A Tale of Two Cities, so addictive.

It is the shock good stories offer to our expectations, not some sop they offer to our pieties, that makes tales tally, and makes comtes count.

He shares with Ovid an interest in mythical figures, creating one of his own in his most famous book, "Crow", in which a semi-demonic bird flaps into the world to mess about with God's creation.Above all, Mr Hughes shares with Ovid a narrative drive which makes "Tales from Ovid" much more accessible than most modern verse, which is inward-looking.

What makes "Tales of the City" so resonant is Maupin's ability to draw broad, human lessons from the particularity of his characters' lives.

That's what makes Tale of Tales a special presence in the indie gaming community, which badly needs anti-folk, disruptive fringe artists to stimulate the still-adolescent discussions and ideas about what and for whom games are.

Her amazing intelligence and ebullient story telling made tales of her life a delight to all who knew and loved her.

"I don't think I would get past the front door," Mr Jameson says.Labour has spent much time and money trying to make tales such as Mr Jameson's more common.

The Payments Council, the independent body that has spearheaded the initiative, promises that switching will become "reliable and hassle-free" and make tales of month-long delays a thing of the past.

Of course, you can't really call the new works a trend; the movies have been making tales of togas and chariots for decades, from "Ben-Hur" to "Animal House".

The vintage horror comics inside this volume make Tales from the Crypt look like Archie.

The stormiest words came from Mr. de Blasio, who has made "tale of two cities" a rallying cry of his campaign events.