Sentence examples for blurring of fiction from inspiring English sources

To be expanded on: the blurring of fiction and biography.

If Ms. Bracco seemed to be encouraging the blurring of fiction and fact, Ms. Green, one of the writers, did her best to discourage it.

This blurring of fiction and reality, with unknown actors wandering round with hand-held cameras and audience participation, is being hailed as the future of drama.

It was a strange blurring of fiction and reality, he said, one of the most intense experiences he'd ever had on set.

Critics have talked for years about the blurring of fiction and reality, but it seems to me that Bolaño, in this sequence, is doing something genuinely novel.

Some older critics in Mexico have little use for Mr. Bellatin's transgressive style and seem flummoxed by his blurring of fiction and reality.

There's a revival of The Visitor (1979), by Michael J Paradise (aka Guilio Paradisi), a lysergic blurring of science fiction and theology that sees an eternal conflict between good and evil manifesting itself in the contemporary cityscape of Atlanta, Georgia.

Of course it's not as simple as that, but the lines are blurred: authors of fiction are, fundamentally, making stuff up.

"The key word being "inventing"... there has been a blurring of non-fiction and fantasy".

The book's central conceit – "discovered" manuscripts blurring the boundaries of fiction and reality – feels familiar and underwhelming, and the surrounding paratexts are too heavy-handed.

Costa is one of the most important and original directors working today; in the film, he blurs the boundaries of fiction and nonfiction, moving into a neighborhood in Lisbon and working with the people whom he encounters there to construct their stories and the film.