Sentence examples for fictional image from inspiring English sources

Philip Pirrip has long struck me as the fictional image of my own true self.

I was eventually charged under a vague new Cyber Crimes Law, accused of endangering national security by presenting a fictional image of Dubai.

Meanwhile, Hollywood popularised the (entirely fictional) image of voodoo as a religion of zombies, devil worship and ceremonies involving wax dolls and pins.

This fictional image represents the opposite of our own values: our society restrains the way it expresses emotion, so we envy the passion that Gypsies express through their music and colourful appearance.

"Mr Roache presents a fictional image of himself for a living – it is a skill central to his work and fame," said Anne Whyte QC for the prosecution, as she opened the case.

Do these stereotypes sublate traditionally used ones or do they still partly resemble the traditional fictional image of the scientist?

Their fictional images here stray far from the news clips that created such divided opinions about them.

Our perception of Roma is shaped by fictional images of Gypsies that are deeply entrenched in our culture.

Or at least as an attempt to make creepypasta — the fictional images and stories that circle the Web because of their intriguing ability to horrify.

These mental prototypes, he believes, are the fictional images that creep into the consciousness, particularly through the serialized television programs familiar to people in many countries.

LARISSA MACFARQUHAR: Vern: I agree that it's very different to see a dead body in person, but the question for me is whether fictional images of war deaden viewers to nonfictional images of war.