Sentence examples for fictional instances from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: In "Untangling the Myths About Attention Disorder," Dr. Klass cites actual and fictional instances of what seems to be A.D.H.D. from a time before the condition had a name.

Actual real-life sexual assault is considered a taboo subject to discuss while fictional instances of rape in both porn and mainstream media are often fetishized as a wholly sexual not a violent act.

Take, for instance, the fictional realities of Janelle Monáe (pictured above), the brilliant "R.

In James Malcolm Rymer's The Dark Woman; or Plot and Passion (1861) for instance, the fictional heroine (an organised crime boss and illegitimate royal) collides with two historical figures whose lifetimes did not overlap – the highwayman Jack Sheppard (1702-1724), and the Prince Regent, later George IV (1762-1830).

Ms. Niemi was hard-pressed to come up with another instance of a fictional product from an NBC series that had made its way into the real world like the Dunder Mifflin office supplies.

So what if this instance was more fictional than fact and didn't actually happen to Jackie?

I think Benedictus is being puckish rather than conceited, for instance, when he has his fictional agent comment on the first few chapters: "I think this is marvellous.

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In his poem "Posterity", for instance, he imagines Jake Balokowsky, his fictional biographer, musing over the character of his subject: "'What's he like?

Often news stories (and in this instance, the word "story" as a fictional piece writing often fits the bill) featuring Abbott are accompanied with a picture of her looking "angry".

Plus, for a book set in an ultra-white fictional Connecticut suburb, Martin still managed to include surprising instances of inclusive diversity.