Sentence examples for that fable from inspiring English sources
In that fable, our heroine walks into a wood where objects lose their names.
The arrival of Melancholia — the planet, that is — reverses the traditional moral of that fable.
Do you think that "Fable" is a departure for you, stylistically?
But hey, not for nothing is the metaphor of that fable based on fashion.
That fable is constantly reinterpreted during Durga Pujo, and in the ensuing spectacle are glimpses of the city's contemporary desires and fears.
That fable is the framework for this show by Diego Carvajal and Jon Levin, which goes around the world in a storytelling adventure.
Like the porridge in that famous fable, you can't be too cold.
In that sense, Fable II is a vindication for Mr. Molyneux.
It's like that old fable about the scorpion and the frog: They're doing this because it's their nature.
An English-language remake of the 2004 Sundance Film Festival audience award winner "Seducing Dr. Lewis," "The Grand Seduction" transports that modern fable from Quebec to Newfoundland and Labrador.
"Joseph Campbell says that fables talk to us about our core desires, and 'Puss in Boots' speaks to our desires to imagine a better world.
