Sentence examples for fictional audience from inspiring English sources

Yet this strange perspective also positions the viewer as part of the fictional audience, caught up in the theatrical moment.

The problem with this kind of wishful thinking is that it relies on the writers' collective ability to create the fictional audience.

A fictional audience of high government officials and members of the royal court are mentioned in some texts, but a wider, non-literate audience may have been involved.

A script that had its character delighting in the possibilities of a baseball number could do with a few laughs for us, the actual audience, instead of limiting them to the fictional audience of the future musical.

Today, The Washington Post reports that a new audiobook version of the story goes beyond Pieixoto's conclusion, recording the fictional audience's questions about the likelihood of tyranny recurring in their own society.

These two texts resemble other discourses in style, tone, and subject matter, although they are unique in that the fictional audiences are given very active roles in the exchange of dialogue.

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Instead, players will join live-action fictional bands, with audience members cheering or booing based on a player's skill.

Now it's another fictional device that audiences aren't apt to buy.

Alipoor's fictional play captivated audiences with its portrayal of a shifting world of truth, fantasy, violence and hyper-reality just one click away and his television adaptation promises to take BBC Four audiences deep into this digital realm.

Over time we have come to expect a tsunami-sized wave of backlash when an actor of color is cast as a fictional character that audiences feel should be white ― see controversies over Michael B. Jordan as the Human Torch or Amandla Stenberg as Rue of "The Hunger Games" ― but the outrage isn't quite the same when white actors portray characters of color.