Sentence examples for in fictional terms from inspiring English sources

In fictional terms, that can be grist for great plots.

Perhaps it is simply impossible for a critic to be anything other than ironically contemptible in fictional terms.

It may have been a frankly outrageous two years since Mad Men was last on our screens, but what does this mean in fictional terms?

C1 The Arts ON TV -- Several dramas will address the trade center disaster in the next two weeks, defying predictions that television would avoid the event in fictional terms for years.

History is recast in fictional terms in RINNE GROFF's play "THE RUBY SUNRISE," which looks at a turning point in the development of a technology that would reshape world culture in the 20th century.

In fictional terms Spider-Man a k a Peter Parker a k a Tobey Maguire looks like he's pushing 23, but there's something about the guy that shrieks midlife crisis.

It shows us, in safely fictional terms, what we most fear, and then creates the illusion that human reason can both understand it and resolve it.

Those were the things that I was trying, in my own fictional terms, to write about".

Each participant made non-random changes such that the fictional terms gradually converged on real-life colour term clusters.

According to these theorists if we do not believe that these spirits, forces, or monsters exist, we should only use the term 'evil' in fictional contexts, if at all (See Clendinnen 1999, 79 113; Cole 2006).

One way to understand this is to explain what is fictional in terms of what we imagine or are directed or supposed or intended to imagine.