Sentence examples for rich tales from inspiring English sources

The result is a sharp, unsettling book that invokes a number of rich tales without exploring them directly.

One would think that, once digital media liberated storytelling from the confines of video and print, the luxury industry would rush to seduce customers with its rich tales.

With paint peeling and wiring long since gone awry, one of this town's oldest houses is about to be loaded onto a trailer and carted off to Indiana after standing here for 280 years, leaving behind the rich tales of two occupants.

These tragic events, hardly acknowledged by the narrator, grace the story with a depth reminiscent of Sheila Heti's "All Our Happy Days Are Stupid," a play about hesitant housewives who flee their families on a vacation in Paris, or Deborah Levy's short story collection Black Vodka, which imbues her rich tales of identity with absurd humor.

Spero Lucas, Pelecanos's honorable ex-Marine investigator, returns in this rich tale.

Here is a rich tale of our times, very well told with an appropriate minimum of means.

It is a simple yet rich tale, beginning with Walton's walk -- tackle in hand -- from the outskirts of London on a fine day in May 1653.

The article "Party's Over" in the April issue of Allure is a rich tale, full of family intrigue, sex, and alcohol abuse.

At one level, the scandal is a rich tale of politicians exploiting a lax system of expenses to claim a mind-boggling array of benefits.

MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina — The story of Argentine tennis dates to the late 19th century, and what runs through this rich tale of overcoming long odds and longer distances is red clay.

So I'll enjoy the barbecues this summer, but I'll also know that every hamburger patty has a back story, and that every tin of goose liver pâté could tell its own rich tale of love and loyalty.