Sentence examples for fictional theme from inspiring English sources

"From these I came to understand what my basic fictional theme was: a hero who has been stripped of society's defenses must overcome danger and death armed only with the genetic survival skills inherited from his prehuman ancestors".

Having been a boy reporter back then, covering around 25 Yankee home games, I recall most of us having absolutely no problem with Roger Maris hitting 61 homers, as opposed to the fictional theme in the movie.

In her short story "The Sex Lives of African Girls," published in Granta in 2011, Selasi made something new of the familiar fictional theme of childhood sexual abuse, showing how the complex and violently patriarchal web of relations in one Nigerian household led to a cycle of molestation.

The film's fictional theme park, "HappyWorldLand", is a spoof of Disneyland.

In the 2015 summer flick Vacation, Rusty Griswold decides to drive his family across country to the fictional theme park Walley World, just as his father Clark Chevy Chasee) did 30 years earlier in National Lampoon's Vacation.

The story covers three years of tests, talking between classes, culture festivals, and athletic events at school, as well as time spent traveling to and from school, studying at Chiyo's house, and vacations at Chiyo's summer beach home and the fictional theme park Magical Land, concluding with the graduation of the main cast.

Fiction House's first title with sf interest was Jungle Stories, which was launched in early 1939; it was not primarily a science fiction magazine, but often featured storylines with marginally science fictional themes, such as survivors from Atlantis.

On setting apart the style in those two settings, Stratton explains, "the visual and fictional themes across those two settings vary greatly".

Fiction writers are often more closed off people given the nature of their work, but peering inside the mind of Jackson clearly shows where her fictional themes come from.

"On the surface, stealth gameplay is about fictional themes of hiding, evasion, surprise, quiet, light and dark," wrote Tom Leonard, Thief's lead programmer at Looking Glass Studios, for Gamasutra in 2003.

"On the surface, stealth gameplay is about fictional themes of hiding, evasion, surprise, quiet, light, and dark," wrote Tom Leonard, Thief's lead programmer at Looking Glass Studios, for Gamasutra in 2003.