Sentence examples for fictive identities from inspiring English sources
The libretto, by Craig Lucas, tells of a teen-aged boy who is lured into an online world of fictive identities and furtive longing, and is eventually tricked into stabbing a younger boy.
Relyea calls attention to certain networked forms of art including relational aesthetics, multiple or fictive artist identities, and bricolaged objects that can be seen to oppose the values of neoliberalism rather than romanticizing and idealizing them.
His inspired mixings of insider and outsider art, collaborative improvisations, fictive artistic identities and wild-style evocations of sex, violence and gender politics made for two of the best exhibitions of 2011, one last summer at the Venice Biennale, the other at Maccarone in New York in the fall.
This imagined community of familial ties underscores a voluntary sense of shared identity... Fictive kinship makes the accomplishments of African Americans relevant to unrelated black individuals".
Fictive people are ghosts.
It's fictive again, in the same way that First Style wall painting was fictive.
Zelig (1983) is a brilliant riff on America's permanent identity crisis, the national belief in the ability to re-invent the self, and it takes the form of a wholly fake, but completely convincing documentary of a fictive inter-war celebrity, Leonard Zelig, known as "the human chameleon".
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.
