Can you think of a famous
children's fable
about someone or something being different, being the odd-one-out?
Bankers, men of a more positive nature,
devised a specious fable.
It's a
timeless, paranoid fable
that grabs at the emotions, negates the intellect, and reduces everything to absolutes.
The feature-length ' tale of the fox ' , starewicz ' best-known work, is a technically audacious, gleefully wicked medieval
animal fable.
Fable of love
and loneliness has lost none of its power.
He
wrote a fantastic fable
which he wanted to read to the rest of the class.
We have even the same inset
moral fable, in the form of the man of the hill's narrative.
What else is this story, beside a
beast fable?
The poet hesiod
tells a fable
of zeus creating a race of bronze men from ashes.
The play also just misses the tone of
comic fable
that williams intended to give it an air of innocence.
A warning for the dehumanized japanese society, the film has the feel of an
adult fable.
Children write a play script based on a well
known fable
or story.
Cosmos, according to the
ancient fables
of the greeks, emerged from the uterine gulf of chaos.
The soldier's tale is a
morality fable
in which the devil appears in different guises.
Sir john tenniel, who was already famous for his cartoons in punch, a comic for adults,
illustrated the fable.
A twist on
classic monster fables, cursed unleashes ancient omens into the modern world.
True lies the garden an early
morning fable
for the post-secular, post-everything generation.
Even using such broad strokes, fridriksson could have
created a more compelling fable.
The story told in brecht's the caucasian chalk circle is borrowed from an ancient
chinese fable
and echoes the judgment of solomon.
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