Sentence examples for two fables from inspiring English sources

Even the cicada's own reversed fortunes in the two fables suggests that change is possible, if only every seventeen years.

Wordsworth gives examples of two fables from antiquity, Proteus rising from the sea, and Triton blowing his wreathed horn.

Then these two fables were linked to the end of one of the cycles in the ancient Mayan calendar at the winter solstice in 2012 — hence the predicted doomsday date of December 21 , 2012

A Theodore Mann production presented by the Alumni Ensemble of the theater's school, this inventive show for ages 5 and older uses elaborate masks to bring Aesop's characters (and four fables) to life.

A Theodore Mann production presented by the Alumni Ensemble of the theater's school, this inventive show for ages 5 and older, closing on Friday, uses elaborate masks to bring Aesop's characters (and four fables) to life.

Like its title, Jill Sprecher's "Thirteen Conversations About One Thing" is both straightforward and enigmatic: four fables of modern urban dissatisfaction woven into a fabric whose pattern is enchantingly elusive.

13 Conversations About One Thing A collection of morose New Yorkers swirl around four fables of urban dissatisfaction woven into a fabric whose pattern is as enchantingly elusive as the one thing they are supposed to be talking about.

In "Zen Shorts," the author and illustrator Jon J. Muth knits three fables into a larger story that, if not exactly Zen, at least reflects a similar sensibility in its approach to life.

Containing sixty fables in all, thirteen of which are original, each is summarised by an ethical moral based on a Jain tenet.

Paul Krugman, who has been pleading for more deficit spending on a continuous basis in his New York Times column, is hawking all four fables.

One fable she tackles here is the claim that Friedan's groundbreaking work singularly kicked off feminism's second wave.