Sentence examples for fictional output from inspiring English sources

The fictional output increased after he left college teaching in 1978 to go freelance.

He also wrote his first novellas, a form that came to dominate his fictional output.

Wooton Reinfred remained uncompleted and the rest of his fictional output consisted of short pieces.

"Fauna of Mirrors" also foreshadows one of a series of lectures given in 1977 in which Borges describes his recurring nightmares (which, like much of his fictional output, feature labyrinths and mirrors).

"The fewer novels or plays you write — because of other parasitic interests — the fewer you will have the ability to write," Pritchett said, lamenting his own small fictional output.

Recently, a number of reviewers have argued that with its paranoia, its intimations of disaster, Don DeLillo's entire fictional output was geared toward a cataclysm such as 9/11 - and that, when it finally happened, it blew out his artistic lights.

His fictional literary output from then until 1955 when he concentrated his energies on editing and criticism was almost exclusively science fiction.

(Interviewee 05)" Faced with unspeakable trauma, fictional recreation and other forms of artistic output and realization were privileged means of resilience reported by the second generation: " I asked my father for permission to write his story [of life during the Holocaust].

Instead, the overall quality of his prodigious output prompts us to trust his belief that his fictional project is complete.

Up until Low, much of his output had the quality of musical performance art, allowing him to play characters and create fictional worlds.

Of the constant tone output capability, designer Tom Danley wrote that the "target 94 dB at 250 meters is not the essentially fictional 'burst' or 'peak SPL' nonsense in pro sound, or like the 'death burp' signal used in car sound contests".