Sentence examples for fictional element from inspiring English sources

So we brainstormed and decided to introduce a fictional element.

Putting aside the obviously fictional element of an airborne religious community that has seceded from the American union, in many ways BioShock Infinite tries to provide an accurate portrait of the period.

Portraits of demented warlords (and warladies) mingle with Birahima's unusual view of the world, to leave readers on occasions laughing out loud".Quand on refuse on dit non" is dominated by Fanta's lessons on Côte d'Ivoire, pushing the fictional element that was central to "Allah n'est pas obligé" into the background.

They said, 'Your essay will drag down the novel.'" He dropped the essay, which remains unpublished, and set about reworking the fictional element, now framed as two men (both called Henry) both trying to find a way to describe the Holocaust.

Before it had either fancy brand names or even macho code names, AMD's K-generation of processors, beginning with the K5 in 1994, had their name inspired by Kryptonite, the fictional element from comic books that could bring the otherwise all-powerful Superman to his knees.

This isn't even the first time a TV show has had to shelve a fictional element of itself that was named, ostensibly, after the Greek goddess of love, light, and magic.

Who gets hurt when a purported work of non-fiction turns out to be fake or to contain fictional elements?

By Ian Crouch June 16, 2011 Who gets hurt when a purported work of non-fiction turns out to be fake or to contain fictional elements?

The fictional elements take second place to the ideas.

Nonfictional prose, any literary work that is based mainly on fact, even though it may contain fictional elements.

The film soon became a political football, with the film-makers furiously defending their right to include fictional elements.