Sentence examples for modern tale of from inspiring English sources
A modern tale of the Arabian Nights.
Her success is a very modern tale of multi-platform, multi-territory activity.
This summer's GCSE results provided another twist in this very modern tale of two schools.
College sports offered the thoroughly modern tale of a Facebook recruiting violation at Virginia and the news that Kentucky's basketball team has taken an academic nosedive.
Audrey Niffenegger (The Time Traveler's Wife) and Eddie Campbell (From Hell) penned a modern tale of love and paranoia, called Thursdays, 6-8pm.
But beneath the idyllic surface is a darkly modern tale of obsession and paranoia fueled by instruments of a digital age.
Three new short-story collections tell modern tales of midlife crises and motherhood dilemmas.
They are, without exception, superb; strikingly modern tales of exile and cultural dislocation, informed by Gallant's experiences as a Canadian expat in post-war Europe.
Yet modern tales of doomed heroines tend to reflect a more progressive, critical sensibility, particularly when female composers take the helm.
Her collection of stories Fifteen Modern Tales of Attraction was published in 2007.
In the same vein as tour-mate Nick Cave she employs a disturbingly accurate 50s retro feel to subvert her very modern tales of distrust and displacement.
