Sentence examples for fictitious conversation from inspiring English sources

The author has a fictitious conversation with a Dr. Bach, who discusses the demasculinization of the theatre.

The New Yorker, August 21 , 1954P. 54 The author has a fictitious conversation with a Dr. Bach, who discusses the demasculinization of the theatre.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, August 21 , 1954P. 54 The author has a fictitious conversation with a Dr. Bach, who discusses the demasculinization of the theatre.

Then, write a fictitious conversation, modeled after the ones that Atticus Finch has with Jem and Scout, which might have taken place between Emmett Till's lawyers and his young children.

He then comes up with this fictitious conversation he claims to have had (with a dead gangster) to corroborate that, but it's not accurate," said Carnesi.

Throughout both series one and two, the interactive websites co-written by James Goss featured electronic literature content (such as fictitious internet messaging conversations and letters) which depict aspects of Gwen and the other Torchwood characters' work and personal lives.

Throughout both series one and two, the interactive websites co-written by James Goss featured electronic literature content (such as fictitious internet messaging conversations and letters) which depict aspects of Ianto and the other Torchwood characters' work and personal lives.

Remember that I am a fictitious character and that our conversation is virtual, unlike political reality," replied a weary Zionist Scheherazade.

Other forum members post on behalf of a user, exhibiting identical writing styles, spelling errors, and language idiosyncrasies, suggesting that the user has created fictitious identities to move the conversation in their direction.

Some just rambled; some indulged their egos; some cooked up conversations with their fictitious creations.

Back in his hotel room, he writes up fictitious versions of mildly flirtatious conversations with Jamie, which he lays out on the hotel notepaper in the form of a He/She dialogue, like a play, and which he mockingly calls "He and She, a play of desire and temptation and flirtation and agony".