| tall tales | 4.48 | Tall tales. | ||
| folk tales | 3.29 | He published a compendium of folk tales. | ||
| similar tales | 2.57 | The guards tell similar tales. | ||
| cautionary tales | 1.78 | So much for the cautionary tales. | ||
| harrowing tales | 1.45 | Local news media were filled with harrowing tales from survivors. | ||
| old tales | 1.12 | Some pots tell old tales. | ||
| lurid tales | 0.72 | Lurid tales? | ||
| dark tales | 0.59 | Is that why he concocts such dark tales? | ||
| moral tales | 0.59 | There were moral tales, too. | ||
| personal tales | 0.59 | What finally overwhelmed him, he said, were the personal tales of anguish. | ||
| different tales | 0.46 | Two different tales, actually. | ||
| fanciful tales | 0.39 | European immigrants had heard fanciful tales of streets paved with gold. | ||
| heroic tales | 0.39 | World War II was recent epic history whose heroic tales still charged our emotions. | ||
| horrific tales | 0.39 | Victims told horrific tales of the inferno. | ||
| horrifying tales | 0.39 | Ita said the organization had received many more telephone calls from women recounting horrifying tales of abuse and brutality. | ||
| individual tales | 0.39 | Still, individual tales of woe abound. | ||
| sad tales | 0.39 | Of course, as with so many sad tales, there are winners. | ||
| chilling tales | 0.33 | There are several typically chilling tales of the all-American kid ruined by ecstasy. | ||
| family tales | 0.33 | His ingenuity was fodder for countless family tales. | ||
| grim tales | 0.33 | On the Internet, passengers swap grim tales of commuter woe. |