Sentence examples for fiction reflects from inspiring English sources

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

Fiction reflects and shapes what society is thinking, including the precise form its nightmares take in any particular era.

American writer whose semiautobiographical fiction reflects his early childhood in a tiny town on the western North Dakota plains, where five generations of his family had lived.

However, we see her own intense and passionate relationship with "Bill" as being at least as central (and the fiction reflects a considerable preoccupation with incest).

Whatever Williams thought he was giving to an audience — there is, after all, no way of knowing — Phillips's bitter fiction reflects what it found.

He was a leader of Onda, a youth movement sympathetic to rock music and drug culture, and his fiction reflects this involvement.

The couple separate (a frequent event in Meredith's fiction, reflecting his own broken marriage).

Even the careful craftsmanship of his fiction reflected an approach to writing that echoed the Zen Buddhism he practised.

It was founded in 1905 in a large-page format, presenting feature articles and fiction reflecting a conservative view of Canadian life and values.

The mother is an ambivalent figure, both protector and tormentor, throughout Lessing's fiction, reflecting her troubled relationship with her own mother, from whom she was forever in "nervous flight".

But for my money the single greatest era of SF story titling came in the 1960s and early 1970s, when speculative fiction reflected on the political and social changes of the era and became ever weirder and more challenging.