Sentence examples for a fictionalized composite of from inspiring English sources

Dubose never existed but is a fictionalized composite of the many lawyers who actually argued the case.

Barry, played without a hint of affectation by the Australian actor Devon Terrell, is in fact a young, college-age version of Barack Obama, and "the girl" is Charlotte (Anya Taylor-Joy, "The Witch"), a fictionalized composite of three girlfriends that Obama had at Columbia, according to a post-screening Q&A.

Every culture has its own type of theater, its own way of presenting a fictionalized, parallel vision of themselves.

"It's a fictionalized version of my life," he said.

In 1965, Natacha Stewart wrote "Bottles," a fictionalized account of an interview with the reclusive Bolognese artist.

In fact, much of the movie is a fictionalized version of events.

Faces in the Water (1961) is a fictionalized account of her time in New Zealand mental institutions.

Lewis's 1954 novel, Self-Condemned, is a fictionalized account of those years.

Reading the less successful stories, you sometimes wish that Brkic had searched harder for the one telling detail that can transform a character from a composite into a fully realized individual, the one startlingly unpredictable but (when we consider it for a moment) perfect twist of plot that can turn a fictionalized account of a situation into something more mysterious, closer to art.

A CBS-TV drama, "The Tenth Level," was a fictionalized version of this work.

And that moment, onstage, in front of an audience, playing a fictionalized version of himself talking to a fictionalized version of another disgraced Louisiana politician, will be the first time that Mr. Thomas has given such an explanation to the public.