Sentence examples for combining fact from inspiring English sources

Is it intimidating combining fact with fiction?

I understand the concerns of Skidelsky and Beevor, but there are many different ways of combining fact and fiction, and each example must be judged on its own terms.

"Having him around was like having extra oxygen in the air," wrote Sybille Bedford.In his writing style, Chatwin was one of the pioneers of the mixed-genre narrative which is so fashionable today, combining fact with fiction in books which he insisted on simply calling "stories".

Iphgenia tells his story, combining fact and fiction through newspaper cuttings, headstone epitaphs, correspondence, poetry and illustrations.

Literature mining is the process of extracting and combining facts from scientific publications.

The researchers found that combining facts about climate change with a small dose of misinformation — in the form of a warning about potential distortion — helped study participants resist the influence of the false information.

"Every novelist combines fact and fiction," he insists.

It combines fact and opinion to create a powerful picture.

With his probing camera, Morris combines fact and fiction to suss out the truth that no one else could.

There's pressure on us in this game – the papers have built up the combined fact of England's injuries and that we're playing at home.

Catie Disabato also ingeniously combines fact and fiction in The Ghost Network (Melville House, £12.99), a story that revolves around the disappearance of Molly Metropolis, a "cyborgian fantasy pop star".