Sentence examples for cases of fiction from inspiring English sources

First, according to fictionalism about a given discourse, the discourse is in important respects analogous to paradigmatic cases of fiction.

(Our motivation for adopting the attitude may be different in paradigmatic cases of fiction than in the case of one of the discourses under consideration here. But that is different).

There are also distinctions to be drawn concerning what mental attitude the hermeneutic fictionalist about a discourse D says we have toward utterances made within D. As the name "fictionalism" indicates, the attitude is often said to be the attitude we have toward paradigmatic cases of fiction.

1. Lack of originality; in the case of fiction, when the author's conception or prose are plainly derivative we're inclined to skip.

Herein, presumably, lies his appeal to Carrère: a case of fiction intruding into reality, as well as that peculiar sense of wasted days and hanging around with which Carrère, as a writer, could easily identify.

In a case of fiction meeting fact, a new company called Locate Networks has a similar service.

In the case of fiction writing, you may be able to dive in to the first draft before you start your research.

In the case of fictions, one problem has to do with the fact that there is often no single shared description for certain fictions.

It is now widely believed that the descriptive theory of names is not a satisfactory proposal in the case of fictions (like Pegasus), and that it is problematic in cases when we embed the descriptions in a certain class of intensional constructions.

The real case of science fiction here is Ms. Driver's Grace, who has apparently been unable to get a date, ever.

And, in the case of crime fiction, there was a logic in the genre shifting to a nation in which, because of the centrality of crime and guns and capital punishment, the stakes were satisfyingly higher for a writer.