Sentence examples for fundamentally fictional from inspiring English sources
He'd been able to keep just enough money to pay for several excellent lawyers who had filed a sentencing memo, a plea and a play for sympathy, a portrait of a hateful man's humanity that was, in its way, as complex, as gripping, as twisted, as involved and as fundamentally fictional as anything by Dostoyevsky.
Though one can find the current Republican Party holding rallies in front of retired battleships, the substance of their commitment to military service and veterans seems more accurately captured by the theme music that accompanied Paul Ryan to the stage on August 11 - audibly stirring but fundamentally a fictional showpiece, signifying nothing.
Despite the fictional specifics, "The Good Negro" is fundamentally a dramatized chapter of history.
Barthes often sounds as if he considered fictional narrative to be a fundamentally sneaky enterprise, in which bourgeois novelists were conspiring in smooth lies.
I think the film works best as a portrait of a fictional character, one who has had a complicated life, is charming in some respects but fundamentally a little dim and out of his depth.
In my experience in digital practice, the 'artist animation' is fundamentally related to photography and painting, which find a continuous surface, having a sense of 'time', in the images in fictional motion.
Fictional crime remains popular.
Some fictional land, surely?
