Sentence examples for fictional outing from inspiring English sources
(She gave this time in her life a fictional outing in her 1960 story, "When We Were Nearly Young," which was also featured on the New Yorker Fiction Podcast).
If he can rein in the hip whimsy on his next fictional outing — or put it to work in service of the story he's telling — he, his readers and his book will be better served.
So anecdotes and jokes crop up in both books: the mother says the lesbian sweet-shop owners deal in "unnatural passions", and the young Jeanette thinks it means they put chemicals in their sweets; the gospel tent, the CB radio, all the memorable details of the first fictional outing come up again, but the point is not that this is repetitive.
Compared with his last fictional outings, the period story "Gangs of New York" and the Howard Hughes portrait "The Aviator," this new work feels as light as a feather, or as light as any divertissement from a major filmmaker who funnels his ambitions through genre.
The tension between current intelligence gathering methods which rely more on satellites and computer hacking than Bond's traditional sleuthing approach adds a degree of tension to the 23rd outing for the fictional spy character created by author Ian Fleming, Craig told Reuters in an interview.
Absolutely: it's a continuation of the idea that sexuality affects personality as much as it speaks of our obsession with outing the private lives of public individuals – in this case fictional characters that most of us grew up with.
Their last outing, Tales from Turnpike Lane was a concept album about the lives of various residents in a fictional north London tower block.
Some fictional land, surely?
Fictional crime remains popular.
