Sentence examples for altogether fictional from inspiring English sources
In "Who Asked You?" — and yes, the title is alarmingly accusatory — the apparently altogether fictional Betty Jean is a family matriarch who works room service at a hotel.
Fictional objects include fictional characters but not all fictional objects are fictional characters.
We all got fictional names.
With four fictional offerings altogether – the best known is Zabiba and the King, in which the heroine (Iraq) flees her vile, abusive husband (the US) and falls for the cruel but empathetic King (the author) – Saddam is the most prolific exemplar of dictator lit, but not without rivals.
But even outside the schoolroom, Walser's other narrators frequently break off, interrupt themselves, or explode the fictional frame altogether: "In the bright, hot midday sun I would stop for a moment to rest under a fir, beech, or oak tree, stretching out in the moss or grass…But where am I? Am I actually on a hike right now?
We may accordingly distinguish two main sorts of theories, depending on whether one is willing to take the problems at face value (realist theories) or to bypass them altogether, treating boundaries as fictional abstractions of some sort (eliminativist theories).
Altogether Putrament wrote some 50 fictional works.
Fictional courtrooms are altogether different, however.
Not all places allow fictional VWs.
