Sentence examples for fictional nature from inspiring English sources

But today Douthat uses his roughly 1000 word space at the Times website to review the collected works of Dan Brown, author of such political books as The DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons, educate the public on the fictional nature of these works of, er, fiction, and inform his readers of the eternal truth of the "jealous, demanding apocalyptic" Jesus of "Matthew, Mark, Luke and John".

Artist Janet Echelman transforms the terminal with fictional nature that subtly engages viewers with real and imagined natural forces.

According to Defonseca, despite the book's fictional nature it still contains an emotional truth.

No matter how scary or realistic the particular story might be, their unquestionably fictional nature makes them "safe".

Dismissive reviews and the book's fictional nature haven't stopped Filipino officials from smarting at Brown's description of their capital city.

(Others, however, were apparently disappointed at its fictional nature, heading inside to rummage through the red-satin corsets.

Maybe our selves are more comfortable exploring their fictional natures in stories that are themselves avowedly fictional – in novels, for example.

Aristotle implies that this purgation (katharsis) is not unpleasant to us precisely because the fictional and formalized nature of the action sets it at a distance from us.

He says he liked the idea of placing the fictional heroes in nature, rather than in cityscapes, where they are usually depicted.

In fact, just like fictional Dubai, Mother Nature is going to give us some long overdue payback for years of unbridled industrial rape.

He and the producers did, however, answer a few basic details about the immediate fate of major characters who were left in near-fatal situations in the final episode of Season 2. Knauf additionally provided in-depth information regarding the underlying fictional laws of nature that the writers had not been able to fully explore in the first two seasons.