用“fable”造句大全，fable造句

In many ways Kafka's story is just as true as Aesop's fable, but it is a much less palatable truth.

He gained his first success with a children's verse fable about the exploits of a very tall policeman, "Uncle Steeple" (Dyadya Styopa).

Later editions of the classic sci-fi fable postponed the setting to 2021—largely because, in the real world, so little actual progress had been made in human-like automata.

The fable is given on the next page.

If this were an Alice in Wonderland fable, you 'd say it ' s too extreme.

Aesop's fable seems to make sense to us while Kafka's story doesn't, it feels empty and absurd.

Canby described "True Grit" as "a classic frontier fable that manages to be most entertaining even when it's being most reactionary."

What's a fable, Miss Guo?

Consequently we'd much rather hold on to Aesop's fable than we would Kafka's depressing tale.

I stumbled upon this curious blend of biology and fable during a wintry campus visit to Harvard's Farlow Reference Library and Herbarium a few years ago.

He had some motive in telling this fable.

Sober discussion about how to manage the instability of markets is giving way to a simpler fable.

Class, I'm going to tell you a fable.

Spurling makes this story a symbol of the archaeological process of 'recovering the remnants' of Buck's early life, but it is also a fable about male supremacy and the silencing of women's voices.

What is the moral of this fable? If you want to accumulate enduring wealth, do not lend to grasshoppers.

More than a half century later, this fable of love and loneliness, with watercolor illustrations by the author, has lost none of its power.