Sentence examples for separate fiction from inspiring English sources

Working on two separate fiction projects recently, I've struggled with this.

To separate fiction from fact, Rotary International set up a committee of Muslim ulema, or religious scholars, in Uttar Pradesh, with representation from every district in the state.

With Crist, he said, he can't "separate fiction from reality," but whenever he and their mutual friend George Roy Hill, the film director, would get together they would swap stories about the charismatic Crist.

Despite there being no evidence that video game players struggle to separate fiction and reality, many media sources keep insisting that this is the case, a situation Dr Vance describes as "depressingly ironic".

"I think in a time like ours, where so much of the public discourse tells us that we are antagonistic, that we're separate, fiction is a wonderful way to remind ourselves that actually that's a lie".

It seems to me that in our present great drive fiction-wise toward the spare, clean, drive fiction-wise towardare somehow leaving behind the mospareeful tools of the writer, the small devicleanhat separate fiction from reporting, the work of the imagination from the everydirectcount.

There was no wall separating fiction and reality because the fictional and the real contexts had melted into one, and the wall was standing as "un mur" enclosing the fiction in the classroom.

This reader adds, "I have never had trouble separating fiction from reality.

If the public does not heed Mr. Rich's warnings, perhaps the news media will answer his call for coverage that more aggressively separates fiction from reality as a step toward a more truthful civic life.

The Los Angeles Times has joined the ever-growing crowd with its own "Best of 2009" lists -- separate for fiction and non-fiction, 25 books each.

You can't quite see it in this picture, but there are two screens: the second is to separate my fiction from cyberspace.