Sentence examples for source of fiction from inspiring English sources

What makes this kind of mutual lack of understanding such a fertile source of fiction, for you?

Its source is perhaps the very source of fiction itself – the mysterious and compulsive need to find a rhythm and an artful tone to suggest and communicate the most private feelings and imaginings and facts to someone else, to make sentences which will move from mirroring the writer to allowing the reader to catch a more intense glimpse of the world.

The remote future could unfold tomorrow and there is no better source of fiction then reality.

Within Futures Command and across other agencies, creative experts could serve as a vital source of fiction intelligence — or "FICINT," a term coined by the national security analyst August Cole — helping to foresee the next major attack on America, shaping preventive strategies and even deploying when necessary.

For true trivia fanatics, Usborne has long been a reliable source of non-fiction delight – from the Spy's Guidebook that I consulted as a juvenile spook, now reissued in a smart new guise, to an astronaut's handbook or a beautifully illustrated 100 Things To Know About Science, all nicely balanced between humour and wonder.

"I do not think that my life and history are the sources of my fiction, but that in fact my fiction is what invents my life and history," he wrote.

But because the sources of her fiction were transparent, McCarthy was dismissed as more journalist than novelist.

"The thought of this country being deprived of its only source of book-length fiction is enough to give one the howling fantods".

They're a continual source of speculation, fan fiction, pornography… Yep.

Readers rely on fiction as a source of information, even when fiction contradicts relatively well-known facts about the world (Marsh, Meade, and Roediger, 2003).

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