Sentence examples for wider tale from inspiring English sources
The story grows into a wider tale of aristocracy and abuse.
But the film tells a much wider tale than the failed bid to save Mr. de Mello.
The recent histories of these two schools are also part of a wider tale – the story of how the education system changed under Labour.
The fate of the Bedlam skeletons is just the most recent in a wider tale of the effect of London's relentless growth on its long-suffering neighbour.
Explorers returning from festivals like Basscamp, Altitude, Big Snow, and Rock the Pistes which kick off in March and carry on till the summer tell wide-eyed tales of techno in abandoned mountain villages, bass music on the side of blue-runs, and debauched after parties in converted fondue cafés. .
The wider, noisier tale was told in leaves.
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Each of these stories begins in the middle of things, making it easy to overlook the fact that Bloom is telling a wide-ranging tale.
Finalists: "The Privileges," by Jonathan Dee (Random House), a contemporary, wide ranging tale about an elite Manhattan family, moral bankruptcy and the long reach of wealth; and "The Surrendered," by Chang-Rae Lee (Riverhead Books), a haunting and often heartbreaking epic whose characters explore the deep reverberations of love, devotion and war.
Though concerned with current events, Keneally takes care to give his tale wider resonance.
It's a tender tale of wide-eyed youthful yearning, yet the events are probably more horrible than those featured in any Wes Craven movie.
