Sentence examples for fictive connections from inspiring English sources

These stories have certain fictive connections, and the protagonist of each a middle-aged English journalist, sent to one of the cities on assignment is not identical to Geoff Dyer.

These stories have certain fictive connections, and the protagonist of each — a middle-aged English journalist, sent to one of the cities on assignment — is not identical to Geoff Dyer.

"The term fictive kinship refers to connections between members of a group who are unrelated by blood or marriage, but who nonetheless share reciprocal social or economic relationships.

This seems fair enough, although the issue for the critics is thus far moot insofar as the evidence of these connections remains unpersuasive, if not largely fictive.

Figure 4 Fictive example to illustrate the proposed association method.

Fictive memoir?

"I call it fictive.

Fictive people are ghosts.

Of course I do try to "match" things that interest me with Frank's fictive age, his fictive circumstances, his fictive past, etc.

Connections, connections.

Some of the fears, to be sure, were not fictive.