Sentence examples for the tale involves from inspiring English sources

This time the tale involves four young people whose friendship is forged at -- where else? -- Kent State University.

The tale involves three adventuresome British brothers orphaned at an early age and later raised by their aristocratic aunt, Lady Brandon, whose ward is the beautiful Isobel (played by Hayward).

The tale involves a millionaire in Claridges, recalcitrant descendants of Boswell and old boxes in a dusty granary in Ireland.It has become clear that Boswell was no mere infatuated scribe.

The tale involves stifled hatred and potential violence, but Dulac films it with a lyrical and impressionistic inwardness, using unnatural lighting effects, dreamlike double exposures, and grotesque distortions to evoke the heroine's frustrated desires and irrepressible fears.

The tale involves helpless newborns, friendship, LGBT equality, global inequality, monarchy and democracy, privilege and race.

The tale involves a haunted Parisian mansion, the legends of a fabled sixteenth century French courtesan, a twisted love story, and witchcraft...sign me up for this wild ride! 2. In the Unlikely Event, by Judy Blume: It's Judy Blume's first adult novel in sixteen years--need I say more?

As if anticipating the doomed relationship between Verdi's Radames and Aida, "Moses in Egypt" adds a love story to the tale, involving Osiride, Pharaoh's son, and Elcia, a young Hebrew woman.

It emerges most clearly in the tale involving two of its younger protagonists, a young Italian couple who have moved to Rome from Pordenone (the home of a great silent-film festival) and who have their lives planned out in great detail but find that a little unexpected chaos — and unexpected desires — intrude.

It emerges most clearly in the tale involving two of its younger protagonists, a young Italian couple who have moved to Rome from Pordenone (the home of a great silent-film festival) and who have their lives planned out in great detail but find that a little unexpected chaos and unexpected desires intrude.

Naked, Hamilton ducked out the window and crept along a ledge until he could slip into what turned out to be the maid's room: "So I know nothing to do except jump in bed with the maid!" There was a lot more to the tale, involving a doorman's coat, Robert Mitchum, and Lane's boyfriend later popping up at P. J. Clarke's, in Manhattan, wearing Hamilton's suit.

The tale involved a man who was lost at sea whose wife had married another man, which resulted in clan battles and ended with the exchange of holy nyale, a sea worm that appears once a year, determining the day of the Pasola.