Sentences with phrase «for fabulists»

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And Boiardo» even more than Ariosto» is so irrepressibly inventive a fabulist that one often has the feeling that, but for the author's mortality, the story need never come to an end.

Another woman, Flannery O'Connor, one of Hawthorne's chief imaginative disciples as a moral fabulist, blamed Emerson for the «vaporization of religion in America.»

Johnson appears to be an utter fabulist, an egoist with scant regard for reality, pointing at a barren lot and waving at all the happy people he has housed there.

Director Steven Spielberg has long been a purveyor of magical fantasies for the silver screen, a joyful fabulist who also ventures into darker, more adult, dramas, as well.

, the picture is mainly interesting because, after having sat on the shelf for a while, it's finally surfaced in tandem with Lasse Hallström's similarly - mothballed film about another fabulist, Clifford Irving.

I'm a fabulist by trade, so be forewarned: I've spent years looting my life for fiction.

But first Raymie must learn to twirl a baton, which is how she comes to be at a twirling lesson flanked by world - weary, subversive Beverly Tapinski and fabulist Louisiana Elefante, a girl stronger than her penchant for fainting would make her seem.

Eighty years before the theft, these questions haunted Chagall and the enigmatic Yiddish fabulist Der Nister («The Hidden One»), teachers at a school for Jewish orphans.

Aesop, the ancient Greek fabulist, serves as a point of departure for this exhibition, which features more than fifty works that span Brătescu's career.

But what the hell, if the Left wants to pursue Stalinism, then they could be joined with calling for RICO investigations of Trenberth and Mann and his hokey stick, and Hansen and his fabulist claims and Schmidt and his egregious use of data.