Sentence examples for fictive interpretation from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was their much talked about, hilariously ignorant election film showing a vivid, fictive interpretation of Swedish pensioners' worst nightmare that got them 5.7percentt of the vote.

The colonial image of what constituted "Australia" at the onset of white invasion was as much of a fictive derivation as Stubbs' interpretations of Sydney Parkinson's own culturally skewed sketches of Australian fauna.

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.

Sex between fictive married people did not quite count.

Wasn't it all a legendor fictive construction?

In that fictive world, trouble comes abruptly and in threes.

Other forms of fictive kinship include adoption and godparenthood.

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