Sentence examples for internal fiction from inspiring English sources

They mean nothing to nobody except for the person who dreamed up the achievement scale largely because nobody else knows what the internal fiction driving them is.

Read international fiction.

I'm interested in the way a sentence like "[T]he author… encounters a problem with his tense" can refer at once to an event internal to the fiction ("the author" is trying to tell a bedtime story to his nephews) and the composition of the fiction (my trying to figure out how to manage a change in tense as I wrote "The Golden Vanity").

The novella reads like an internal work of fiction, the sort that's so difficult to translate to the screen, but technically it isn't.

The narrative designed for internal consumption was fiction moulded around a kernel of fact: the pharaoh was indeed cut off from his army, he did face a chariot onslaught while outnumbered, and he did inflict casualties.

The road that led to published fiction had internal as well as external blockages.

Hours after a London executive published an extraordinary resignation letter in the New York Times, saying its bankers routinely brag about "ripping off" clients, Goldman was in full-scale damage limitation mode, trying to reassure its clients that the portrait of a "toxic" internal culture was a fiction peddled by a disgruntled employee.

It's hard to think of a work of fiction so exclusively internal until Dostoyevsky's "The Idiot," and harder still to think of a romance.

Presented as directly and concretely as Grossman's fiction is discursive and internal, the report was elevated by the authority of a writer willing to stand in the presence of bitterness and rage aimed directly at him.

In vitro fabrication of tissues and the regeneration of internal organs are no longer regarded as science fiction but as potential remedies for individuals suffering from chronic degenerative diseases.

The R s reflects the internal resistance, and R sh is a fiction parameter to represent the leakage current.