Sentence examples for a fictional life from inspiring English sources
"Everybody leads a fictional life," he said.
A fictional life of the composer Robert Schumann.
It meant that my writing was going well, that the character based on my mother had a fictional life of her own.
Barrie wrote to invent a fictional life less empty than his own, while Fresán's Peter Hook writes to suppress his over-brimming childhood.
The city of Berlin, which has often been at the crossroads of history in its asphalt-and-cobblestone reality, has developed a fictional life as well, inspiring countless writers.
In other words, Powell and Pressburger had conjured a fictional life that veered perilously close to Churchill's, as dense with derring-do, divisiveness, emotional extremes, and lurching reversals of fortune as his had been.
It adds the doubleness of all fictional life.
"My most blissful childhood memories are playing a game I invented called Imagination, where I would lie on the floor and throw a ball at a wall for five hours and create an entire fictional life," she recalled over an almond-milk latte.
Long before the first "Matrix" was released, of course, there was a lot of fictional life in the idea that life is a fiction.
It is, for instance, Buenos Aires'; '...according to the logic of Miss Herbert, no story is really sad'it'is is a sad story, this fictional life of a man called Pierre Menard.' Thirlwell's version of literary history is pretty standard, underneath the preening and the straining for effect.
Speculation about what really happened continues.Basing his story around known facts, Mr Binding, who has written several acclaimed novels inspired by British history, has woven a thrilling and atmospheric fictional life for Crabb.
