2007, Helmut W. Horchler, Native Friendships, page 137:
I had always had a fable for nudes. Unfortunately my wife did not feel the same way.
2009, Lewis Hyde, Common as Air: Revolution, Art, and Ownership, Farrar, Straus and Giroux (2010), →ISBN, page 10:
Here, too, we have a fable for a certain kind of citizenship, not a true attempt to educate, for Glickman's version of U.S. history is an astoundingly narrow reading of what the founders actually thought, as we shall see.
2009, Wilfried F. Voss, The Bleeding Hills, Copperhill Media Corporation (2009), →ISBN, page 38:
“My mother, just like your wife, had a fable for Gaelic names, and Seamus is the Gaelic version of James.”
2010, Nina Uhlemeyer, "Fashion Now", The Original Bread & Butter Areas, page 12:
The certified designer has a fable for art, architecture and interior design.
