Sentence examples for fiction knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Are universities going to grow smaller and marginalized in a world teeming with sources of information, or are they more important than ever, as people seek to separate fact from fiction, knowledge from data?" Ms. Kirschner said she hoped the answer would be the latter.

It's something that's important to me, in fiction: imperfect knowledge.

It's hard to think of any other sustained fiction in which knowledge, so centrally, is the highest form of pleasure.

Logan's Run turned out to be the last of the studio-inspired attempts to film big-budget science fiction without either knowledge of or love for the genre.

Wegwerth, a 2014 academy grad, hopes to lead viewers to "the limits of reality and fiction, belief and knowledge," he says, mentioning both the 1920s New Objectivity movement in Germany and the present-day saturation of images in today's media.

Ego-boost (or egoboo as trufans called it) is the fuel of the fannish motor in the science fiction subculture of knowledge hidden from the mainstream.

You feel the autodidact trying to measure up, to alchemize his hard-earned experience and knowledge into fiction.

His fiction reflects an intimate knowledge of the complexities and breadth of that vanished culture and tradition.

Eagleman is the rarest kind of science writer: better at translating his knowledge into fiction than explaining it as fact.

The thrill of McInerney's fiction comes from the knowledge that he shamelessly draws much of it from his own life.

It is perhaps more accurate to see Bushnell as the modern flame carrier of an established literary tradition: that of American (usually New York) women writers depicting the rigid social and slackening sexual rules of a very particular American (and, again, usually New York) set through a mix of close personal knowledge and fiction.