Usar "fiction" en una oración

1. "Oh come on Jorma, read the history of even this planet, much less the fiction

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2. "Yeah, I looked up that fiction you mentioned, 'Frankensteined back to life' is my best memory of the words you used

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3. The more raw food fiction that exists, the more chance of a break out success, and so I still work

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4. When the plane started rolling down the driveway, it lit up underneath the wing like some kind of science fiction hovercraft

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5. And then, there was good old-fashioned fiction with all its varying genres

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6. A starship she could understand, they were common enough in fiction and some unsubstantiated reports said they actually existed back in the Energy Age

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7. Non Fiction: The Breast of the Earth

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8. bases her science fiction work on the culture of the islands

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9. winning American science fiction author

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10. “You like science fiction?” He nodded yes and she smiled at him, “Well now, the video store had quite a lot of them

11. What if this story is actually a lot closer to truth? What if truth is stranger than fiction? Is it possible that heaven will have light for all to see, but not everyone can bear that light? Those who can bear it will remain in the city

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12. And this is my daughter who, until now has shown a remarkable lack of interest in science fiction generally and Star Wars in particular and who, not so very long ago, castigated her brother for being a Star Wars geek

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13. She thought only a second then said, "I was encapsulated, the entertainment I was presented doesn’t mean anything until we run a test to prove whether the entertainment is possible, or fiction

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14. “I read a story, fiction for sure, but it could happen

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15. It was shaped like some weird space gun from a Science Fiction movie

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16. "I was encapsulated, the entertainment I was presented doesn’t mean anything until we run a test to prove whether the entertainment is possible, or fiction

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17. The club is industrial, modelled on old machinery; scaffolding, mocked-up turbine housings and a science fiction proliferation of metal walkways

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18. As doors swing to and fro with the constant movement of nurses and support staff, interested bystanders try to catch a glimpse of the drama, eager to compare the reality of television medical scenes with the fiction all around them

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19. coherent sentences in cursive, read volumes of manuscript both fiction and non,

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20. You read fiction by the truckload, which deals with nothing but people’s lives

21. "Truth is stranger than fiction

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22. And this truth was stranger than fiction that evening

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23. and – if this had been fiction – she and James would have

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24. "Oh no, but what she writes isn't fiction, she's more of a tech writer or news writer

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25. ' Obviously this was a work of fiction, but after all that had happened, he just couldn't cram the lid closed on the 'work of fiction' box

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26. "This is a science fiction story," he said

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27. "What would be his motive for putting his credibility in danger with a work of fiction?" Klowa asked

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28. "Oh yes, they were here, they thought it was a work of fiction

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29. You pretty much have to accept that as fact or call it fiction don't you? That's what I mean by putting things in the wrong magazine

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30. I always thought it was pure fiction

31. but if it was a book of fiction, written by a

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32. ” (I’m not making this up regarding his being condemned as described, even though it does read like science fiction, I must admit

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33. I decided that the only decent thing to do would be to expose this fiction

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34. THERE IS FACT IN ALL FICTION!

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35. All her books were on Strange Tribal Rituals, and Stranger Than Fiction tales

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36. It was another Stranger Than Fiction, which was supposed to be based on fact

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37. Fantasy and Science Fiction, n

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38. Van Vogt, one of the greats in the genre, prefaced one of his collections of short stories in the mid sixties with the statement that surveys showed that the typical reader of fantasy-science fiction had an IQ above 120, and included professionals such as engineers, doctors, and lawyers

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39. , Collection of short stories by British science fiction novelist Brian Aldiss, that I read in the 1960"s

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40. Not too many folks, I would wager, know that he also wrote three splendid novels of science fiction, thus:

41. Clifford Simak, in the mid 60"s, wrote a marvelous science fiction novel, which he chose to title: „Time is the Simplest Thing

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42. Stretching out to this point a dozen or so rows of pod-like containers, similar to something he’d seen once in a science fiction movie, placed in close proximity to one another

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43. The old Communist Soviet Union maintained the fiction that those

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44. letting him decide which was fiction and which was fact

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45. I also believe that the expression “shoot to kill” is nothing but fiction created by some longhaired liberal journalist for media attention

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46. He has nothing to hide behind except a legal fiction for which he acts

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47. Admittedly there is speculation if it is fiction or fact but it should be read by all COIN operators

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48. (Road Rage) If I may indulge a science fiction fantasy for a moment, I envision a day in the foreseeable future when an elaborate, computerized transportation network transporting travelers in ―PODS‖ atop elevated guideways will become a reality

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49. This file is fiction, role-playing inspired and scripted back then to inspire a radio audio

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50. This is FICTION

51. Both Tyler and Congress accepted the legal fiction that Texas was independent to make it easier to take the territory over

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52. Unconsciously, he adopted the pose of a popular detective fiction character, Nero Wolfe

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53. And by sending the prisoners there, it maintained the fiction that these were all incredibly dangerous fanatics

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54. A proud geek, I love fantasy, romance, science fiction, and historical fiction

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55. Such proposal seemed to me a mirage, a stroke of chimerical fortune, a fiction, a delirium… and it naturally stimulated my curiosity

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56. They say truth is stranger than fiction

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57. That’s because fiction has to make sense, otherwise the editor sends it back

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58. From then on it was fiction all the way, with a good dose of his science background burbling to the surface

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59. Instead of bidding his time, he just literally sprouted wings, grew horns and a set of sharp fangs, a barbed tail, as well as an array of the assorted nasty features usually associated with demons, beelzebubs, balrogs and the armies of hell as portrayed in popular religious fiction

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60. ’ Maybe it was something in an old science book? Science fiction?

61. They could also be total fiction

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62. Brendan considered what little he knew of espionage and mass mind control, which largely consisted of stuff he read as a boy in spy novels and science fiction

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63. Sadly, only a few of his friends and colleagues supported him in public and pleaded for him to maintain his status as Curator, albeit on the condition that he would burn the bulk of his work and renounce it as a work of fiction

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64. Blaine had written six novels, and about a thousand short non-fiction pieces, and was getting upwards of two hundred or so science fiction, fantasy and horror story-rejections

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65. He slid the last book in place and stood back to admire his collection; some were old classics, some were childhood favourites, but most were modern works of fiction, all waiting to be read

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66. Sometimes a guess through the eye of imagination called fiction might help illuminate the process

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67. This novel is a work of fiction

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68. This process has occurred repeatedly with what was once viewed as science fiction later becoming science fact

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69. Bangla Road! Heavens above what is this? Science fiction?

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70. than fiction and the above is hard to believe but it is so wide spread and pervasive that this must be

71. The ‘self’ is merely a convenient fiction that enables us to get on with our lives without worrying about our various goals all at once

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72. It is important to clarify that the following story is pure fiction and that nowhere in the Bible is it specified that it happened this way

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73. Fiction and reality blurred in his mind, and the result was Fahrenheit 9/11, Bowling for Columbine, Sicko and more of the same

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74. I never even set out to write dystopian fiction, that’s just what I had when I was finished—at the beginning, I was just writing about a place I found interesting, and a character with a compelling story, and as I began to build the world, I realized that it was my utopia

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75. And the lusty searches are a fiction

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76. This is not fiction and assumptions, as long as we join hands to one step at a time, we can make our society a pure land on earth, datong world

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77. has built a solid catalog of uplifting fiction and

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78. There had to be some official fiction to smooth that over

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79. The hate for the darkness that spued from those two yet the desires she had always had for the fiction had never left her and it had been a guilty pleasure, a comforting thought on lonely nights

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80. We landed on a small beach on the southwest side of the island and Macon and Amana made a point of getting on shore before me, to further the fiction that they were there first

81. The orange-eyed fiends of science fiction would be the “conditioners” empowered to do the work

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82. Sex and the future in science fiction

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83. A previous recipient of the Australian based Michael Harrison Award for Print Journalism, Mituri’s forte and passion lies firmly in fiction writing

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84. we had lots of things in common, both of us liking science fiction novels, spicy foods,

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85. “We can't create art or write fiction, poetry, paint, or even create the simplest craft

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86. “Stranger than fiction, huh?” He leans forward to fix his shoe

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87. fiction because they both a) gave me a permanent orange visitor’s

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88. maintained the fiction that I had left for good 4/30/99

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89. stranger than fiction,” and “it’s too good to be true,” but when it

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90. learning how to differentiate truth from fiction

91. enjoying the show as if it were a weird science fiction movie

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92. online, read fiction – I do still have reading, my first and most

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93. Anne has been writing gay, lesbian, fantasy and literary fiction since Y2K

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94. The following chapter is fiction

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