Sentence examples for fictional notion from inspiring English sources

Because it breaks the fictional notion that it's a candid moment; it's a human document; it's "real".

It was a fictional notion, but because it came from Kitaj it is still commonly held to be a truth.

The problem is with the long, fictional notion of authority by which we are all supposed to be connected.

Underlying FIFA's failure to enforce best practice and its non-interference in government manipulation is the fictional notion that politics and sports do not and should not mix.

Larry argued that gun-free zones, like elementary schools, were foolish, comparing them to his own, fictional notion of "zombie-free zones".

The Sunday Times book is likely to put to rest the fictional notion propagated by Mr. Blatter, his associates in the FIFA executive committee, and leaders of other sports associations that sports and politics are unrelated.

Herzog's fictional features often entertain notions of civilisation fallen apart – from the mini-revolution in Even Dwarfs Started Small to the semi-abstract deserts of Fata Morgana to the psychotic barbarism of Aguirre, Wrath Of God.

If senses of this type can model the notion of a fictional entity, then Frege can be construed as a kind of fictional realist; otherwise, he can't.

Thus in the fictional eponym "Miss Angelica Makeover," the notion of physical transformation was named.

You have to applaud the Battles' blueprint, then, but notions of some fictional "ideas Armageddon" aside, the question remains of just how open most listeners are to truly innovative music.

There's been quite a bit of discussion lately about the notion of likability in fictional characters — and whether female writers are under pressure to consider it more than male writers are.