Sentence examples for tale less from inspiring English sources

"It's a simple tale, less freighted by foreboding than Miyazaki's recent output," writes the Telegraph's Sukhdev Sandhu.

Although the Pacific islands are well-known as the first casualties of climate change, a tale less often told is of the environmental and energy crisis at home.

This tale, less than novella-length, is the most studied and admired of Melville's works except for "Moby-Dick" — a globally ambitious novel greatly enriched by Melville's acquaintance with Hawthorne and his elated discovery of the older writer's dark, symbol-laden short stories.

Nick Olcott, the director, adapted it into a fairy tale less offensive than the original Crusade setting (the soprano is imprisoned by a dragon, not a Muslim), and the company assembled a willing cast, including Katherine Fili as an energetic Puck and Anamer Castrello as a voluptuous-voiced Floria (Fatima in the original score).

Chaucer, who wrote "The Knight's Tale" less than a century before Malory's book, there describes two similar Mayings, in which characters bedeck themselves in leaves and flowers.

Of course, some will think it too soon to be certain of his fall, but that does not for a moment take away from the pleasure of that prospect nor does it make the tale less relevant.

The Bo saga gave rise to other rumors, about other Party bosses, and though censors kept as much off the Web as they could, each new tale sounded less startling, less the exception than the rule.

This semester's focus is Tang dynasty's tales, balancing canonical tales with less well-known ones.

Thereafter, the tale has less charm.

Because The Winter's Tale is less known it is not so necessary.

The tale is less than a year old, but it is already part of franchise lore.