Sentence examples for fictional sense from inspiring English sources

That fictional sense of 'Grand Ireland', which happened in the past and was rural, has gone almost entirely".

Because I was obsessed with some fictional sense of separation, I couldn't touch the thing that was offered me, and it was offered me everywhere".

So, oaks are only identical in a fictional sense.

Being a database company we have data on the mind even, in a fictional sense.

Whether any of this will ever become shape-shifting in the fictional sense is open to debate.

Essentially I wanted to create a fictional sense of space, like everything could exist within one region of a map". .

Fictional in the sense that they don't actually organise.

But where in Dickens the desire to improve the real world -- to weigh in on the subject of debtors' prisons or child labor in factories -- never interfered with creating a supremely inviting fictional world, one senses an impatience in "The Constant Gardener," as if le Carre were chafing in his eagerness to have us admire his heroine as he does, to get us to believe.

While the crime plots may not necessarily be distinct from those faced by fictional British detectives, the sense of unfamiliarity offered up by tales from continental climes adds a sense of freshness.

In practice, however, recent modal fictionalism discussions have proceeded as if the theory holds that possible worlds are fictional in the fullest sense of the word.

And then, just to maintain the postmodern sense of fictional leakage, Degeneres herself came out on Oprah's show.