Sentence examples for create fiction from inspiring English sources

"With photography, I like to create fiction out of reality.

I wanted him to defend his right to invent reality, to create fiction.

As many people want to create fiction, it sometimes appears, as to read it.

"Even though I create fiction, you want a sense of realness," she said.

And the screenwriter, in order to create fiction, has to start from real fact.

It seems a natural progression to use our notebooks to create fiction as well as factual writing.

This year's event, entitled "The World May Be Fantastic", explores the ways in which contemporary artists create fictions to challenge received interpretations of the world.

Loden, however, was thinking of the so-called underground cinema and cinéma vérité, with the use of documentary methods to create fictions which, staying close to material reality, also aspired to a new intimacy with the inner life.

In his later, more experimental novels, Borgen continued to create fictions that posed questions concerning alienation and identity: Jeg (1959; "I"); Blåtind (1964; "Blue Peak"); and Den røde tåken (1967; The Red Mist).

Other factors can create fictions that impair our discernment, such as the strong affect and networks of meaning associated with particular metaphors.

Even within the story, the reader is prevented from pretending that the soldier's report is accurate, for the love story itself hinges on the soldier-narrator's tendency to create fictions.