Sentence examples for fictional realms from inspiring English sources

Dickensian is set in the fictional realms of many of Charles Dickens' novels, mashing together favourite characters such as Scrooge, Fagin and Miss Havisham in new stories, as their lives intertwine in 19th-century London.

While Pestana and Young's shows take refuge in fictional realms, two further strands in the centre of town attempt to engage with the institutional and public faces of architectural practice.

He was able to empathize with his characters while at the same time exposing their excesses and foibles; he could project himself into the fictional realms he created, even as he stood back and wryly commented upon them.

Rather than violent stories emerging from purely fictional realms.

But annoying as these everyday slap-magnets are, many times it's the characters in our fictional realms that really get under our skin.

It is a sad state of affairs when, for many of us, our only chance of home ownership is in the fictional realms provided to us by video games.

In no other realm can you be as omnipotent as you can in the fictional realm.

Adam Dant's hyper-detailed drawings are like objects magicked out of a fictional realm.

Other stories, however, make excellent use of overt ties to "The Deep," as if Swan were exploring further aspects of an organically complete fictional realm.

Does trust in the integrity of a fictional realm require assurance of the benevolence or compassion or attractiveness of the guide?

In the fictional realm, the oral arguments serve as a place for Dunbar to talk about the difference between what is "tragic" and what is "unlawful," and what we give up to keep safe.