Sentence examples for a sort of fictive from inspiring English sources
His pictures, seemingly made on the fly, captured New Yorkers looking like "vivid characters in a sort of fictive drama," as Walter Hopps, the founding director of the Menil Collection in Houston, wrote in 1995.
Adapted from James Ellroy's novel of the same name, the sprawling, 50's-era tale of police corruption and Hollywood seaminess represents exactly the sort of fictive Los Angeles history that troubles Mr. Andersen.
In paintings like "How We Would Give Birth" and "How We Would Talk," she created a sort of Golden Record, a database of "proposals for a future fictive audience who don't do basic human things anymore".
Marian Sutro lives a rich fictive life, far from the curdled purlieus of Bond-dom – not least in the job she finds with the Franco-British Pacidealistic, an idealistic group, working for a sort of Crabbin in a dingy office on High Holborn.
(A sort of cognitive disonance).
A sort of adventure, maybe.
