Sentence examples for tale subjects from inspiring English sources

"The Winter's Tale" subjects its protagonist, King Leontes of Sicilia, to an insane fit of jealousy at the beginning, and at the end has a statue of his wife, for sixteen years thought dead, dramatically come to life.

Nor are these poems of entrapment and bitterness too narrowly autobiographical: "Wampeer" ("vampire") compresses its fairy-tale subjects into a miniature abbatoir, a parody of familial fulfillment.

Unicorn Princess was a huge success with pre-teen girls, due to its combination of fairy-tale subject matter and the essential horse factor.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Don't be fooled by the fairy-tale subject of Paul McCarthy's installation at the Park Avenue Armory — an enchanted forest with live-action video of Snow White and her dwarves.

Art Once Upon A Time Don't be fooled by the fairy-tale subject of Paul McCarthy's installation at the Park Avenue Armory — an enchanted forest with live-action video of Snow White and her dwarves.

Humperdinck, who began his career as an assistant to Richard Wagner, used Wagner's harmonic techniques, although with a lighter touch suitable for the fairy-tale subject matter he adapted.

Don't be fooled by the fairy-tale subject of Paul McCarthy's installation at the Park Avenue Armory — an enchanted forest with live-action video of Snow White and her dwarves.

This Chinese girl probably is the best fairy-tale subject out there.

That is true even of those tales whose subject matter, in synopsis, sounds unappealingly tough.

The season's mix of famous tales, resonant subjects and coproductions has the look of a thoughtful solution to the problems of engaging local theatregoers.

The idea of "perhaps" looms large in this not-quite-whimsical tale, whose subject is not the relationship between mothers and sons, or women and men, or even people and people; it's about a relationship to the hereafter.