Sentence examples for positive tale from inspiring English sources

Poor Brighton, a positive tale buried beneath the news values that attach to the Premier League club.

Suckered in by a half-dozen previous rallies since January 2000 that eventually gave way to lower lows, few advisers are ready to proclaim the end of this bear market but many say that the positive tale of the tape in the last few weeks makes a compelling bullish case.

Some PhD students have positive tales of supervisors who are good managers and become lifelong friends.

The fact that the government is having to concoct "positive" tales about the sanctions system for propaganda purposes suggests that there is a paucity of claimants out there keen to dispense glowing feedback on their experiences, to put it mildly.

Other positive tales are of people rising to stratospheric heights "despite" a physical or mental health difficulty.

Far, far tougher tests lie in wait – Latvia offered absolutely nothing of attacking consequence – but Northern Ireland are still entitled to revel in a gloriously positive football tale.

It's hard to imagine anyone wringing anything positive from this tale of woe, but Miller does.

Birch's eleventh novel is her first to be published in the U.S. Reviewed in this weekend's Times Book Review by Benjamin Hale, who is very positive about this tale of a nineteenth-century London slum urchin who winds up on a strange sea voyage.

A choice was made by the filmmakers to accentuate the positive in Behan's tale.

The clues are in the novel, and once you find them it will help you decide whether Yunior's motives for telling the tale are positive, negative, mixed.

The written requests ask for positive endings, suggesting that tales closing with missed promotions or broken marriages are unwelcome.