Sentence examples for tale for this from inspiring English sources

His is a morality tale for this complicated age: the details are luridly clear, but the moral is what you make it.

It is a bleak tale, for this is a novel as much about depression - of the autism that can be engendered by 'living the wrong life' - as it is about the wider context of ethnic roots.

The Alerces growing in Pumalin are some of the species' last survivors, and the near destruction of the tree is a sort of Chilean morality tale, for this is a country whose economy is based, to an extreme degree, on the extraction of raw materials and the exploitation of natural resources.

That's a cautionary tale for this debate.

But China's early steps should be used as a cautionary tale for this new technology.

James Ponsoldt directs and co-writes (with Susan Burke) a cautionary tale for this generation.

AGES 11 AND UP -- Many will be coming on this tale for the first time.

"It's a very sorry tale for the taxpayer because this facility is burning a hole in the NDA's budget.

It is the city that is the real villain of this tale, for the same indifference to any deeper values on the part of the city government that led to its failure to set strong design guidelines for Columbus Center was evident in the project's very conception.

Who better to adapt this gory tale for the stage than the British choreographer Matthew Bourne, who brought us a danced version of "Edward Scissorhands"?

Dualities, overlaps, time shifts and coincidences are the currents that move "A Tale for the Time Being" along: This is a book that does not give up its multiple meanings easily, gently but insistently instructing the reader to progress slowly in order to contemplate the porous membrane that separates fact from fiction, self from circumstance, past from present.