Sentence Examples

1. Any references to historical events to real people, living or dead or to real locales are intended only to give the fiction a sense of reality and authenticity.
2. Elements of her extraordinary life have a habit of finding their way into her fiction, providing her with a ready supply of inspiration.
3. My current focus is family drama fiction, cozy mystery novels and suspense thrillers.
4. At present, a boy named Tony and a girl named Maria struggled to read aloud some passages from the Shakespeare play, mangling the dialogue worse than any actor on those cheesy science fiction movies she sometimes watched to kill time.
5. Any references to real people, events, establishments, organizations, or locales are intended only to give the fiction a sense of reality and are used fictitiously.
6. Fiction and historical pieces were great for killing hours, but my favorite by far were survival manuals and instructional booklets.
7. Indeed, however rich the imagination displayed in this ingenious fiction, it wanted much of the force which might have been given it by a more scrupulous attention to facts and to general analogy.
8. I have attempted to offer a fair and balanced portrait of corruption on Lanzarote within the very tight confines of fiction, offering a variety of perspectives.
9. The whole thing felt like a science fiction novel.
10. Crime fiction fans are sticklers for that sort of accuracy.