a political fable造句

• Plus the one I know, the basis for the article A Political Fable I created.
• It's a political fable of contemporary America, with a foreshadowing of things to come and be overcome.
• Clavell also wrote " Thump-o-moto, " a children's book, and " The Children's Story, " a political fable.
• A political fable set in a farmyard but based on Stalin's betrayal of the Russian Revolution . . . " . talk 07 : 31, 20 April 2008 ( UTC)
• Falkland then wrote " The History of the Life, Reign, and Death of Edward II " ( 1626 / 1627 ) which was a political fable based on historical events.
• The humans are even more threatening and considerably more shallow, especially those who fail to acknowledge that they are bound to animals by respect as well as by need or greed . ( Is there a political fable tucked in here somewhere?
• In this regard one thinks particularly of the Gaddis of " The Recognitions " and " JR ", the Barth of " The End of the Road " and " The Sot-Weed Factor ", and the Pynchon of " The Crying of Lot 49 " . . . Here's Robert Coover's 1966 " A Public Burning ", in which Eisenhower buggers Nixon on-air, and his 1968 " A Political Fable ", in which the Cat in the Hat runs for president.