Sentence examples similar to viewed as a fable from inspiring English sources

In my opinion, the films are unfairly maligned and should be viewed as a surrealistic, cleverly politicised fable of corruption, excess and lunacy.

Folklorist Maria Tatar sees "Thumbelina" as a runaway bride story and notes that it has been viewed as an allegory about arranged marriages, and a fable about being true to one's heart that upholds the traditional notion that the love of a prince is to be valued above all else.

In my opinion, the films are unfairly maligned and should be viewed as surrealistic, cleverly politicized fables of corruption, excess, and lunacy.

The author is particularly taken with Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol", a story usually read only as a sentimental fable.

I wrote it as a fable.

Think of the Giver Quartet instead as a fable exploring elemental forces with great care.

Uglow has, it seems, recast Charles's restoration as a fable for our times.

It's a masculine melodrama that doubles as a fable of social catastrophe.

The theme perfectly suits Ms. McKay, as a fable about when questions of innocence carry the highest of stakes.

You might read Life of Pi in this light, as a fable.

Boyne's Striped Pyjamas was presented as a fable; Barleywater is subtitled "a fairytale".