Sentence examples for recurring fable from inspiring English sources

We have heard this — or something just like it — so often that it has become the recurring fable of the bust.

If there is one favourite recurring propaganda fable Americans love to read about Europeans, it's the one about how Europe is decaying and its social system is on the verge of imploding; we Americans pray for that day to come, with even more fervour than we pray for the End of Days, because the very existence of these pampered workers makes us look like the suckers and slaves we really are.

Many of the motifs in the short fables recur in the novels.

His novels and short stories - fables and allegories of recurring human passions etched against a background of country life - show the influence of the King James Bible and John Bunyan, but he was also a close reader of Nietzsche and Freud.

c) Recurring motifs.

The recurring theme?

"I had recurring nightmares.

The main recurring message?

Such honesty is recurring.

("Of Recurring Dreams").

Another recurring dream.