Sentence examples for very fictional from inspiring English sources

The latter was full of lilting ballads and also gave Kelly a very fictional wife.

Imagine that in the detritus of our civilization these future archaeologists unearth a fragment of "The Scorpion King," the new and very fictional film in which the Rock, the professional wrestler, plays the title role.

It feels very fictional to be able to do a thematic EP like this and people still really seem to enjoy the Zombie EP.

However this is all very fictional,so try to transfer it in your mind in a reality sort of way.

Although the characters in the novel are "very much fictional", Parmar sticks fairly closely to the facts.

"There are very few fictional films [about the country], so a cinematic depiction of Agadez was really special," he said.

Could you have sent another character into the park on the same day and come up with a very different fictional perspective on it?

In 1865 she published a lurid and very popular fictional account of her experiences as Nurse and Spy in the Union Army.

But it is to his very defined fictional locality that McGahern keeps returning to explore humanity, although he acknowledges "it is a world that is only there in remnants now".

Rahman novelizes this dynamic of homelessness by dividing the privilege and the obscurity between two very different fictional characters, now in their late forties, who met as students at Oxford in the nineteen-eighties, became good friends as young men, and then lost touch.

Nicholson Baker's "A Box of Matches" has a very thin fictional apparatus: there is virtually no plot; it's just Baker sitting down with a box of matches — he actually did this, of course, just as for "The Anthologist" he videotaped himself giving lectures about poetry — and thinking, thrillingly, about the ephemeral nature of existence.