Sentence examples for real tale from inspiring English sources

That's the real tale of the two point guards.

Criminality in finance had become normal, and therein lies the real tale.

To spin a real tale of doom, one has to explain why technological innovation will cease.

But the real tale of the tape was that we didn't kick well".

But the real tale behind the trucks, as is often the case, turns out to be more interesting than the conspiracy.

But for now, the real tale is the rise of the faceless suppliers, and the incessant demand for their undistinguished raw power by cloud-computing data centers.

But when she tried to warn her friends with real tales of horrors in pre-World War II Europe, they didn't listen.

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Civilization games are no strangers to taking liberties with the real tales of historical figures, something probably best illustrated by the fact that Gandhi is portrayed as a nuclear bomb loving maniac that will decimate your city at the slightest drop of a hat.

It was a too-real tale about what can happen under mob mentality, and as women watching it, the sexism and entitlement depicted by the film's male characters hit hard and way too close to home.

It's not like anything else, though as you watch it you can't help making a checklist of influences and progenitors: the Tim Burton of "Edward Scissorhands" and "Pee-wee's Big Adventure," David Lynch's "Twin Peaks," "Amelie," "Little Shop of Horrors," "Fractured Fairy Tales," real fairy tales, Roald Dahl, and Greek mythology.