Sentence examples for Fictional subject from inspiring English sources

At the New Museum, seventeen of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's otherworldly, fabulistic portraits — each depicting a totally fictional subject — thrilled me.

He is identified as C., and he, like Mr. Coetzee, is from South Africa, which has been his fictional subject.

I doubt that stretch of track ever offered itself to me as a fictional subject before I'd put those characters on the train, no.

Instead of focusing on the standard fictional subject of private relationships, Intuition brilliantly reminds us of the way we use personal relationships in the world of work.

Table 4 Lesion detection scoring table Score Definition 2 If the sphere was a lesion, would the observation of the sphere affect the course of treatment of the fictional subject 1 If the sphere was observable but could be similar to other noisy spots in the image and would not qualify as a lesion which would affect the course of the fictional patient's treatment.

To me, a human being with agency is always going to be a more interesting fictional subject than a martyr.

His fictional subjects are often real-life figures who feature in various human fiascos spanning the centuries.

Crime and the punishment that — sometimes — ensues have been rich fictional subjects since long before Dostoyevsky's novel was serialized in a Russian journal in 1866.

Crime and the punishment that—sometimes ensues have been rich fictional subjects since long before Dostoyevsky's novel was serialized in a Russian journal in 1866.

"Few of my queer friends," Price writes late in "Ardent Spirits," "have had the luck to form long-term partnerships; and those who've done so have developed the kinds of relations that are hardly promising as fictional subjects, probably because those relations have not seemed especially subject to the vagaries of chance.

I'd be dishonest if I didn't admit that, as someone who has written extensively about these "kinds of relations," I take as much exception to Price's assertion that same-sex relationships are "hardly promising as fictional subjects" as to his exclusion of non-heterosexual lives from "complex families with lengthy histories".