Sentence examples for dramatic fiction from inspiring English sources
Dramatic fiction, abetted by technology, emerges as the enemy.
Like "Howards End," "Trespass" proves that the vagaries of real estate can make for dramatic fiction.
Encasing Shostakovich in a bubble of dramatic fiction is a fool's game.
If you want to make dramatic fiction for the screen you must first strangle your creative impulses.
The surnames presumably entitle the playwright to her disclaimer that the play is "dramatic fiction, imaginary persons, events and relationships".
Historians say it is probably another example of Hollywood injecting a bit of dramatic fiction to heighten the movie's emotional punch.
It's a question that's ripe with dramatic potential; fiction tends to thrive amid doubt and wilt in the presence of certainty.
Declan Walsh's reportage on Pashtun machismo in the North West Frontier, delivered so poetically, and Lorraine Adams and Ayesha Nasir investigations into the prosecution cases behind the 'war on terror' are as dazzling and dramatic as fiction.
The Cinefantastique Online team of Steve Biodrowski, Lawrence French, and Dan Persons get together to weigh what went right and what wrong with this ambitious attempt at dramatic science fiction.
Do you find creating language for the stage as poetic/lyrically driven as when writing dramatic non fiction or do you use a different part of your creative brain?
They would not be devising a break-in to a secure CIA facility, complete with explosions, to stage a dramatic, Pulp Fiction-esque rescue.
