Sentence examples for fictional conception from inspiring English sources
(I don't know whether the production was actually on the verge of being realized or whether it's a fictional conception for the film; I eagerly await Laurence Kardish's forthcoming critical biography of Clarke, "The Original Chelsea Girl," for the whole story).
It seems we're most likely to feel like we're "living in the future" when current events mimic our fictional conceptions.
At the time that Wells wrote his story, deep-sea explorers were making major discoveries, adding thousands of bizarre creatures to the Book of Life; the imprint of the aquatic is still felt in many fictional conceptions of aliens.
Miller argues that our imagining of aliens relates directly to political anxieties and developments in science: At the time that Wells wrote ["The War of the Worlds"], deep-sea explorers were making major discoveries, adding thousands of bizarre creatures to the Book of Life; the imprint of the aquatic is still felt in many fictional conceptions of aliens.
There is a secular moral concept of evil which is distinct from fictional or religious conceptions, and it is this secular conception of evil that is meant most often when the term 'evil' is used in moral and political contexts (see Garrard 2002, 325; Card 2010, 10 17).
While the case is fictional, she worked closely with lawyers through its conception to ensure she was creating a credible case and courtroom atmosphere.
To see the tension between these conceptions, note that we often speak of fictional objects as the creations of story-tellers or of the human mind more generally.
Suppose instead that one adopts a version of a 'fixed domain' conception of quantification on which one has a fictional individual at one's disposal as a nonexistent entity in the actual world and as an existent entity in other possible worlds (Priest (2005), Berto (2011)).
In a 2016 interview with Comicosity, Wonder Woman comic writer Greg Rucka confirmed that the superhero was queer, though he cautioned that our society's conceptions of gay and straight don't exist on Themyscira, the fictional island Wonder Woman is from.
