Sentences with phrase «tale of a real family»

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The real point is that if all the Muslims of the Arab world could be convinced the fable of heaven is nothing more than a fairy tale, and that there are no 72 virgins or old freinds and family to greet them, then the world would immediately become a safer place

Tales of family farms and businesses broken up to pay the estate tax are basically rural legends; hardly any real examples have been found, despite diligent searching.

The tale of her family's food journey inspired me take my own family on a real - food adventure.

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Anyways, its a modern tale of terrorism and family and divided loyalties, the tension and divisions are all too apparent... who really is responsible for this large division of peoples??? We only really have to blame ourselves, and everyone must share this responsibilty of bias and prejudice against each other, or there will never be real peace, and there will always be extreme figures on both sides who will lead us astray on the path to destruction.

When the penguins (a clever blend of real birds and CG) aren't on screen, the rest is a predictable tale of a man learning to appreciate family and feelings once more, anchored by Carrey in a performance that thankfully never overwhelms the film.

Australian comedies for the festival include Ali's Wedding; based on the real - life experience of lead actor Osamah Sami's ill - fated arranged marriage, this absurd and poignant tale about a family in multicultural Australia stars Don Hany with direction by Jeffrey Walker (Jack Irish).

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Also on its way to big screens is a more tragic tale of the Kennedy family: the real life tale of Senator Edward «Ted» Kennedy's darkest hour, told for the first time cinematically in John Curran's docudrama Chappaquiddick.

For families looking for a real witty sense of humor and lessons, and not just graphics, Wes Anderson's foxy tale has a strong plot for both adults and children.

If we are to galvanise the real power of our profession, we must embrace all members of our eclectic family to work together to tell our own tale.

Loosely inspired by the real - life experiences of a German chemist and his family, this is a crisply told, compelling tale.

Julie Wright's Lies Jane Austen Told Me is a romance with a meta twist — a heroine obsessed with Jane Austen, learning how real love doesn't always correspond to tales of courtship, even as her entanglement with two wealthy brothers and their family secrets begins to resemble her beloved books.

It's YA Time Travel, so I'm already hooked, but I'm really enjoying Jessica's slightly - gritty - all - real YA heroine and the classic YA tale of adventure and romance sharpened by family loss and time - bending adventure.

Abrazomom Diane Hogan shared the real - life tale of her family's open adoption experience in a wonderful Jan / Feb 2000 article in Adoptive Families magazine, titled «Open Minds, Open Hearts.»

Family Properties: Race, Real Estate, and the Exploitation of Black Urban America is a monumental work of history, this tale of racism and real estate, politics and finance, will forever change our understanding of the forces that transformed urban AmerReal Estate, and the Exploitation of Black Urban America is a monumental work of history, this tale of racism and real estate, politics and finance, will forever change our understanding of the forces that transformed urban Amerreal estate, politics and finance, will forever change our understanding of the forces that transformed urban America.