Sentence examples for fictional sphere from inspiring English sources
For now, real-life reproductive rights align with television's fictional sphere.
The actors seem to be saying, "You're just watching a play," but at the same time, they bring such honesty to their performances that we can't help feeling like we're slipping into their fictional sphere.
In fictional accounts, Dyson spheres are most often depicted as a Dyson shell with the gravitational and engineering difficulties of this variant noted above largely ignored.
In fictional accounts, the Dyson-sphere concept is often interpreted as an artificial hollow sphere of matter around a star.
His wildly successful books -- many of which centered on Jack Ryan, Clancy's fictional CIA agent -- had several spheres of influence in film, television and video games.
Code Age Commanders is set in an "intraglobular world", a fictional hollow world similar to a Dyson sphere, with people living on its internal surface.
"The Hours" extends that idea through the decades to celebrate the timelessness of great literature by placing the author, her fictional alter ego and two of her latter-day readers in the same sphere of consciousness.
Although the film is fictional, it evokes — and uses actors from — the real body-modification world, a cultural sphere that includes alterations as common as body piercings to the more outré, body-based performance art of Orlan and Ron Athey.
These minigames include Gunner's Gauntlet (a third-person/first-person shooter game) and Sphere Break (a mathematical coin game involving addition and multiplication), as well as the fictional underwater sport blitzball originally featured in Final Fantasy X with a different control scheme.
Table 4 Lesion detection scoring table Score Definition 2 If the sphere was a lesion, would the observation of the sphere affect the course of treatment of the fictional subject 1 If the sphere was observable but could be similar to other noisy spots in the image and would not qualify as a lesion which would affect the course of the fictional patient's treatment.
