Sentence examples for fiction image from inspiring English sources

According to Ringel (1998), biotechnological advances in such areas as laser surgery (which has shed its science fiction image and become a significant tool against aging skin [ Greely 2000]), chemical peels, and liposuction have made it possible to erase signs of aging that previously were considered indelible.

While Mr. Mikulec occasionally creates science-fiction images of spacecraft soaring over alien landscapes, much of his art features horses, including a picture of a stallion stepping into a rippling pond in the twilight.

An entry in the Spare Times listings in some editions on Friday about "Ethiopia: A Re-enactment Through Fiction and Image," scheduled at ApexArt in Manhattan on Wednesday, omitted a co-sponsor of the event.

Reinforcing science fiction's image as a boys club the UK's most prestigious prize for the genre, the Arthur C Clarke award, has announced an all-male shortlist – for only the second time in its history.

Perhaps the most celebrated photographer in Victorian England, Cameron (1815-79) "proposed her own radical brand of photographic truth, one that dissolved the boundaries between fact and fiction and image and life".

We look to fiction for images of reality — real life rendered as vicarious experience, with a circumstantial intimacy that more factual, explanatory accounts cannot quite supply.

By John Updike We look to fiction for images of reality — real life rendered as vicarious experience, with a circumstantial intimacy that more factual, explanatory accounts cannot quite supply.

His pulp fiction inspired images of sexy doctors and nurses came years before Richard Prince's nurses, and Robinson made his first "spin" paintings at age seven, beating Damien Hirst by decades.

Almost every online artistic work is published under a pseudonym with many being completely anonymous as a matter of course (anonymous publication is very common on sites like Newgrounds, DeviantART, YouTube, and Tumblr, and is also frequent within specific mediums, such as AMVs, abridged series, fan fictions, and image macros).

His photo series Fictions twists images of everyday buildings such as concrete office blocks and brickwork homes into something remarkable, thanks to a little Photoshop magic.

I imagine walking into a giant freezer, getting scanned by one of those science-fiction holographic image-type things, and walking out with a cooler, having added a decade to my childbearing years.