Sentence examples for more fictional from inspiring English sources

Does the discovery that "The Painted Bird" was a far more fictional work of fiction than Kosinski often suggested it was give readers who were moved by the book just cause for feeling cheated?

On the other hand, fiction becomes more fictional — multiple writers (the author and his censors) are making up a collective story as they go along, improvising, cutting, editing, bargaining with each other.

"All economic statistics are just a boring form of science fiction, but China is more fictional than most".

Hoff was abandoned as sounding, perhaps, more fictional than his sort of fiction could bear by the time of Three Marriages (1946).

All economic data are best viewed as a peculiarly boring genre of science fiction, but Chinese data are even more fictional than most.

All economic statistics are best seen as a peculiarly boring form of science fiction, but China's numbers are more fictional than most.

Maybe we'd have more diverse fictional presidents if fictional electorates weren't entirely made up of white guys.

Of course there are plenty more bookish fictional characters.

Quickly, Ms. Schaeffer broadened her scope, deepened her sympathies and staked out more ambitious fictional ground.

And it got me to thinking about drugs in literature; more specifically, fictional drugs.

They are, more accurately, fictional recastings of actual events, using all the devices of biography.