Sentence examples for fictional experiences from inspiring English sources

It described a goggle-based system with holographic recording of fictional experiences including smell and touch.

"Why does the brain contain reward systems that make fictional experiences enjoyable?" he asks.

Albert elaborated Terminator's (fictional) experiences in those phone calls; Owens eventually urged Terminator to write.

Her character's fictional experiences as she tries to make her way in Chinatown are dramatic enough, but not as much as Ms. Ting's life.

Augmented reality (AR) – the idea that real-world user behavior, hardware and devices could be implicated in fictional experiences – dates back to the mid to late 1990s.

Tartt makes you believe all of it, first because most readers want to; anyone game to attempt an 800-page novel is usually someone whose meaningful reality encompasses a good number of fictional experiences, as well as the enveloping pleasure of childhood reading.

There's something awe-inspiringly grand about that last formulation, and not just because it equates the social value of fictional experience to real experience.

His book promises a series of distillations of the fictional experience; but his reliance on shorthand risks turning that solution into a commodity.

The desirable illusion of reality is replaced abruptly with true reality, and the audience is jolted out of the fictional experience.

Some writers have fun with this mingling of personal and fictional experience, and I enjoyed both Ben Lerner's Leaving the Atocha Station and Geoff Dyer's Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi, books where a blurring of author and narrator invites the reader to think, my God, did this stuff really happen?

We both relax - JK Rowling becomes Jo, an everywoman to whom extraordinary things have happened (not unlike Harry Potter's fictional experience, ironically).