Sentence examples for fictional ends from inspiring English sources

This time Osborne plunders her family's history for fictional ends.

A series of small, annoying dogs meet or are threatened with gruesome, if fictional, ends, but the real violence is done to human self-esteem.

Readers of the fictional "End of the Line for the Euro" noticed that Société Générale and UniCredit were both named in the same passage in the series, in an imaginary conversation involving the hedge fund manager John Paulson, where he says that U.S. regulators have been raising concerns about the liquidity of the two banks.

There is another tragic, if fictional, ending linked with Dead Horse Point – the Grand Canyon scene from Thelma & Louise was filmed here, on the riverside ledge below the main observation platform.

And with the end of the alphabet in sight, no author is more closely identified with reader expectations -- especially when "Z Is for Zero" shepherds Kinsey and her hometown of Santa Teresa to a fictional end.

For one, fiction can fly under the radar of those who would manipulate the past (for non-fictional ends); it comes out with its hands up, confessing its falsity.

Jerry Alter's fictional tale ends with a description of the emerald sitting in an empty room.

The fictional workshop ends in predictable disaster; the comedy career looks promising.

It's your average boy meets girl, girl has cancer, boy and girl talk about how a fictional book ends book.

Then there is the uncertainty as to whether the dialogue belongs to the play or to Maria and Valentine themselves; often, we cannot tell where their fictional relationship ends and their real one begins.

Considering that the fictional holiday ends with two family members wrestling each other, you can see how it is similar to Takanakuy.