Sentence examples for fictive audience from inspiring English sources
In paintings like "How We Would Give Birth" and "How We Would Talk," she created a sort of Golden Record, a database of "proposals for a future fictive audience who don't do basic human things anymore".
He had been until then primarily a maker of comedy records famously, the sounds of the fictive awaiting audience at the beginning of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" are the actual sounds of the audience at the early-sixties "Beyond the Fringe" revue, whose four oddly mated satiric stars anticipated the chemistry of the still more famous musical four.
Exposing even a fictive Malcolm X to a multi-racial entertainment audience is another matter altogether.
Elizabethan and Jacobean drama is not normally thought of primarily in terms of the information it disseminated, but it gave the illiterate among its audience unprecedented access to ideas and ideologies, stories fictive and historical, all affectively embodied and drawn from an impressive repertoire that ranged from the classical to the contemporary.
By proposing concrete, although fictive examples and stories, films certainly intervene in the public debate and may, consequently, influence their audience's position in ethical and social issues raised in the context of SB research.
Fictive people are ghosts.
It's fictive again, in the same way that First Style wall painting was fictive.
Of course I do try to "match" things that interest me with Frank's fictive age, his fictive circumstances, his fictive past, etc.
Some of the fears, to be sure, were not fictive.
