Sentence examples for thought fictional from inspiring English sources

As no one knows what that looked like, or whether it existed, I thought fictional buildings deserved a list of their own.

It was single-handedly a piece of magic, and swept me off my feet in a way I never thought fictional characters ever could!

Gates came by the notion of Yamaguchi because he had studied pottery in Japan and he thought a fictional Japanese artist might cross the colour line more easily than an African-American such as himself.

Teachers tell him that teenagers in particular are interested to see a building which they thought was fictional.

OK, who would have ever thought a fictional yellow canary who came into our lives 70 years ago would have a first cousin who is blue and calls himself "Twitter"?

I personally thought the fictional L Word was realistic enough -- I mean isn't every UPS girl who knocks on your door a scantily clad lesbian who looks like a super-model?

When This Is Spinal Tap first came out in 1984, there were probably a handful of movie goers who thought the fictional heavy metal rockers it depicted were actually a real band.

Dennis Lehane immediately springs to mind when one thinks of fictional depictions of Boston – not least because of the film adaptations of his books: Gone Baby Gone, Moonlit Mile or Mystic River.

The plot concerns three editors at an academic press, fed up with reading endless dotty books about the occult, who concoct a ridiculous and (they think) entirely fictional 'Plan' which claims to lead its followers towards the source of all the world's energy.

Some Kantians think that fictional Caligula is incoherent, even though not obviously so.

The theorists in this camp, except van Inwagen (van Inwagen 2003: 153 55), also think that fictional objects are brought into existence by their authors as actual objects.