Sentence examples for fictional dream from inspiring English sources

He believed in what he called a "fictional dream," a vivid, continuous, and believable alternate reality.

And she interrupts what could have been a fluid fictional dream with too much commentary and too many descriptive passages.

(Holden) ★ 'Ruby Sparks' (R, 1 44) In this ingenious, delightful romantic comedy — a variation on the Pygmalion myth — a celebrated young author (Paul Dano) falls in love with his fictional dream girl (Zoe Kazan) who comes to life with many amusing complications.

(Dargis) ★ 'Ruby Sparks' (R, 1 44) In this ingenious, delightful romantic comedy — a variation on the Pygmalion myth — a celebrated young author (Paul Dano) falls in love with his fictional dream girl (Zoe Kazan) who comes to life with many amusing complications.

(Scott) ★ 'Ruby Sparks' (R, 1 44) In this ingenious, delightful romantic comedy — a variation on the Pygmalion myth — a celebrated young author (Paul Dano) falls in love with his fictional dream girl (Zoe Kazan) who comes to life with many amusing complications.

However, given the current climate of hostility towards teachers, I'm not sure I would choose to become a teacher today, and I find this fact more tragic than any fictional teacher ruining fictional dreams.

But thankfully, this particular case is a fictional scenario, dreamt up by Vera and Shetland creator, Ann Cleeves.

According to the company's co-owners, Mathieu de Ménonville and Rémi de Laquitaine, Ms. Gloss is merely a fictional muse dreamed up by the two former students.

Yet what Mr True-May failed to grasp was that Midsomer and Ambridge are not real-life representations but fictional worlds dreamed up for our light entertainment.

His fictional inmate dreams of freedom relentlessly, as did its author.

After Traingate, we at least have to consider the possibility he is an entirely fictional character dreamed up by Seamus Milne and Len McLuskey.