Sentence examples for fictional live from inspiring English sources

Jon Stewart, as always, could be counted on to crystallize that point when discussing the fictional "live in sin" line last week on "The Daily Show".

As the Guardian editor Matt Wells wrote last year, when The Onion used Twitter to post fictional live updates on a hostage crisis that was also fictional, as information is passed from user to user on social networks, fiction can easily be mistaken for fact.

The series, which is loosely based on Fey's experiences as head writer for Saturday Night Live, takes place behind the scenes of a fictional live sketch comedy series depicted as airing on NBC.

Given the lag between the filming of TV shows and their telecast, news of real life can serve as spoilers about fictional lives, and the push-pull between the fact-fiction of reality TV and the fiction-fact of tabloid journalism has become a heady dynamic.

Some studies have been conducted on Manying films, but they have focused on documentaries, newsreels, and fictional live-action films, and do not systematically address the cinematic form of animation.

Fictional lives are something of a Latin American speciality.

A timeline of Seth's two fictional lives reveals a pattern.

Those two phrases might describe the confines of many of Trevor's fictional lives, but not his own.

Even the cast of "Valentine" doesn't seem that concerned, and their fictional lives are at stake.

With a cast largely of Latino immigrants, the film portrays the fictional lives of immigrants in New York City.

They were answering questions about how the documentary, supposedly recently presented on Scranton's PBS affiliate, had changed their (fictional) lives.