Sentence examples for a fictional example of from inspiring English sources

Though it's often seen as a fictional example of a Hobbesian "war of all against all," the novel actually goes much further, depicting "violence as a way of life".

If Sundazed suddenly revealed that they had invented him as a fictional example of sixties songwriting, I would nod knowingly, in part because the titles of the songs on the collection would make perfect sense as affectionate parodies: "You Turn Me Around," "Everytime I Take You Back to Me," "Menagerie of Man".

Figure 12 shows a fictional example of resource requirements for an application over a four year period by month.

A campaign against Tavecchio's candidacy began when he made the comment while using a fictional example to try to assess the number of foreign players in the Italian leagues.

Figure  3 provides a fictional example to schematically describe how vigiRank works in practice.

A fictional example is SkyNet of Terminator fame.

"James Bond is the most famous fictional example of a member of the intelligence services who used relationships with women," Tugendhat declared, lending "credence to the view that the intelligence and police services have for many years deployed both men and women officers to form personal relationships of an intimate sexual nature".

For example, let's take the fictional example of photo sharing site.

Just as we are eager to spy our neighbors' digs, so do we read about fictional examples of high living with a quickened pulse.

Sharapova's story has always been prettily told and, as with the best fictional examples of such things, you can still feel sympathy for the protagonist.

Information given by the drug's manufacturer Lundbeck identifies fictional examples of the sort of people eligible for nalmefene, including Sue, 39, who "looks forward to a glass of wine after work when the kids go to bed but always finishes the bottle while cooking and eating with her husband, and opens a second bottle a few days each week".