Sentence examples for weak tale from inspiring English sources

The structural observation suggests that Ile34 may not be a major contributor to the affinity of DNA binding by TALE repeats, consistent with the classification of NI as a "weak" TALE code (Streubel et al., 2012).

In the weaker tales, Ms. Mason demonstrates a tendency to super-impose awkward metaphorical constructs on her narratives.

Plot has never mattered much to Mr. Bellow, and the weaker tales in this volume suffer from lumpy, poorly calibrated story lines.

Though the weaker tales have a tendency to italicize the family dynamics -- underscoring Jack's ogre-ishness, his wife's narcissism -- Ms. Harfenist shows us how these parents affect each of their children, and how each of them ventures, or fails to venture, into the world at large.

Though the weaker tales in this volume highlight Mr. Trevor's penchant for manipulating his characters' fates to lend his story lines neat ironic twists, he always manages to give the reader a sense of the entire arc of their lives, compressing years, even decades, into a few sharply observed lines.

That strikes me as the weak spot in the tale.

But he will, I suspect, mostly be remembered for his rompingly entertaining tales of weak and well-intentioned innocents caught between the established order, empty innovation, venal ambition and unselfconscious egotism, placed in their ideal setting: a college campus.

He singled out the "battle tracks and event themes" as the weakest tracks and "'The Tale Told by the Wind' and the final battle" as some of the best.

Movie theaters were quiet over the weekend as a hold-over from last week -- "Dolphin Tale" -- overcame weak competition from several newcomers to take the No. 1 position.

The weak returns offer a cautionary tale for investors chasing profits based on past performance.

This excellent ensemble can't overcome the gaps in the tale or the weak, unnecessary epilogue.