Sentence examples for really tale from inspiring English sources

So, it's a really tale of two emerging markets.

We have romances from Classical Greek times that are as long as short novels; but they are really tales of adventure vastly extended anecdotes.

"It's really a tale of two markets," he said.

"This was really a tale of two cities," he said.

"This is really a tale of two economies," said Stephen Levy, the director of the Center for Continuing Study of the California Economy.

"But it is really a tale of a world of dislocated sexual relations and failure to adjust".

Haroun's quest for justice over the next twenty years is really a tale of the Algerian struggle for independence.

"It wasn't really a tale of two halves," Westwood said.

Once we get to all that Tebow coverage, though, we'll see that this is really a tale of three quarterbacks, not two.

Because Easter is earlier this year than it was last year, really the tale for '08 is going to be, how do air bookings come in after the Easter period.

Authority's David Lacey reckons Chelsea v Bayern Munich is not really a tale of Anglo-German rivalry and who are we to argue?