Sentence examples for tale reflects from inspiring English sources

This intense, introspective tale reflects the political and spiritual decay of the nation, after more than a decade of dictatorship.

It's tempting to conclude that this take on the Nikita tale reflects the harder times that have come about since the heady Clinton years.

But only 40% of customers in England and Wales have one, and your sorry tale reflects what can happen when things go wrong.

The tale reflects her love for the Lake District and her admiration for children's illustrator Randolph Caldecott.

The enduring appeal of this tale reflects the human urge to try on another identity, to be someone else for a time, to play act.

There are more Hispanics in Junger's tale, reflecting the changing demographics of America.

Neither "My Sex Life" nor "Kings and Queen" nor "A Christmas Tale" reflect much thought about cinematic representation or stylistic originality, and "My Golden Days" follows them as mere recordings of the actors' performances.

It explicates the ways in which different versions of the tale reflected the cultures that produced them, and the ways in which new variations both built upon and subverted their predecessors.

Each tale reflected the above biases in a different way, and it seemed to have a big effect on their popularity.

One critic finds a "nightmarish quality" in the tale reflected in Mrs. Tittlemouse's almost endless war waged against insect pests.

The 16th century conquistador's tale reflected triangles through pyramids and constellations, the 21st century researcher's period reflected rectangles through doors, windows, and computer screens, and the 26th century contemplative's journey reflected circles and spheres through the spacecraft and stellar bodies.