Sentence examples for fictional campus from inspiring English sources

The fictional campus (an old school in the suburbs here, slated for demolition) was dotted with the shells of burned-out cars and crude barbed-wire fences, helpful for warding off marauding invaders.

"Dear White People," a satire set at a fictional Ivy League campus where a fraternity threw a tacky black-themed bash, was awarded as a "Breakthrough Talent" at this year's Sundance Film Festival.

It strikes me it is not unlike the deluxe accommodation he provides for the child spies on the fictional Cherub campus – white leather sofas, glass dining table, sleek kitchen cabinets and a nifty espresso machine.

A bystander intervention presentation for arriving freshmen at Wesleyan University last Thursday — "We Speak We Stand" — featured students acting out fictional episodes of campus sexual violence, harassment and problematic drinking, with examples of how to intervene.

The thought-provoking satire follows a collective group of college students on a fictional ivy league campus, as they navigate various racially charged experiences.

MIT students worked in teams to investigate a fictional chemical spill on campus, analyze the data they accumulated, and then determine how to address the situation.

Alison Lurie wrote a fictional account of the campus during the Vietnam War protests called The War Between the Tates.

Told through the lens of college students on a fictional predominantly white Ivy League campus, the 10-episode satire highlights the group navigating through racially charged social and political situations.

Starring Logan Browning, Brandon P. Bell, Antoinette Robertson, DeRon Horton, John Patrick Amedori, Ashley Blaine Featherson and Marque Richardson, Simien's thought-provoking satire follows a group of college students on a fictional, predominantly white Ivy League campus as they're faced with navigating through racially charged social situations.

The most recent, "Majoring in Murder," set on a fictitious Midwestern college campus, was published by Signet April 1 with the names of both Mr. Bain and the fictional detective Jessica Fletcher on the cover.

Still, for Posey, it was worth it; the chance to work with Allen on what was his 50th film; a comedy-drama set in a leafy university campus at a fictional Rhode Island college.