Sentence examples for fictional trend from inspiring English sources
James Frey Chasstian-baiting has, of late, become something of a fictional trend.
Rather, www.goblertoys.com is an example of an increasingly popular trend in marketing: fictional or fanciful Web sites.
Manuel de Jesus Galván continued the trend with his fictional epic Enriquillo: leyenda histórica dominicana (1879 82; "Enriquillo: Dominican Historical Legend"; Eng. trans. The Cross and the Sword), which depicted Spanish settlers' brutality toward Taino Indians.
In Europe, this trend was given fictional respectability in the name of freedom of speech.
Here are four things we learned from Oatley's summary of the research, published in the journal Trends in Cognitive Sciences, on how fictional narrative positively affects the way we relate to each other.
The last couple of Sydney film fests have shown "hybrid" documentaries (mixing reality with fictional techniques) to be one of the most exciting trends in filmmaking.
The work reflects the current trend for recontextualising found imagery to create semi-fictional narratives.
With #OddCelebrityBeefs trending on Twitter, encouraging users to suggest unusual, fictional feuds between celebrities, one apparently real -- and admittedly bizarre -- "beef" played out as well.
(Last year's British royal wedding was the only one ever to trend internationally; only televised weddings like Ms. Kardashian's last year and a fictional one on the show "Gossip Girl" tend to trend nationally).
The other series is "Hung," a comedy that, although it has not given birth to a single trend, expression or style of tie, has distinguished itself as the most topical fictional programming on television.
