Sentence examples for perfect fiction from inspiring English sources
But isn't that all a perfect fiction?
And there is a yolk of perfect fiction.
The movie begins by showing the school – an austere modernist building of glass and concrete called the Lycée Gustave Flaubert, an invocation of the writer dedicated to making the perfect fiction that has the force and form of life itself.
James became his art; forswore life to write perfect fictions.
The medium of virtual reality is a new one, one that may eventually allow these perfect representations and perfect fictions, but its true power (and danger) lies in its ability to turn anything into what feels like a personal experience.
For a young writer dutifully serving his apprenticeship--first writing imitations of the poet Dylan Thomas and his lyric poetry and later imitations of James Joyce's arguably perfect fiction--there was much to like about Norman Mailer.
A couple whose perfect life turns out to be a complete fiction; that resonates, right?
This is likely to be pure fiction.
It's the most perfect travel fiction because... well actually, this was tongue-in-cheek!
You call "Around the World in Eighty Days" by Jules Verne "surely the most perfect travel fiction ever written".
