Tale used in a sentence

Tale in a sentence as a noun

Might be a bit of a cautionary tale for founders.

I read it as a cautionary tale more than anything.

The following tale of alien encounters is true.

You realize that all the quotes are from a post called the author describes as a 'cautionary tale'?

It even shows signs of a liar getting carried away with his own tall tale: by the end of the story, Bob has "the same scam going across multiple companies in the area".

One of the tell-tale signs is the lack of any negative learning experiences, for example how explosive growth forced them to consider other architectural designs.

This is the one in a thousand/million fairy-tale of the frivolous app dreamed up in coffee shops, fuelled by rapid investment and sold for vast sums to a tech giant without so much as a whiff of a business model.

""Curtis is saying that the lines between the two have become dangerously blurred, so that the latest banking scandal is reacted to as though it's a tale of private immorality that we should just shake our heads and tut about, in the same way we might about Miley Cyrus' latest exploits.

The moral of the tale here is that if you're going to be making allegations of this kind you really need to be quite confident about your research, and be able to back it up with detailed information such as the contents of the relevant directory and comparisons of the files therein.