Fiction in sentence

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I devoured science fiction as a child.

And I found poems by Andrew Marvell and Matthew Arnold and Emily Dickinson and William Butler Yeats because they were quoted in science fiction, and I loved their sounds and I went on to read about ottava rima and medial caesuras and enjambment and all that other technical stuff that you care about if you already care about poems, because poems already made me happier and sadder and more alive.

E. Housman] Now, this poem has appealed to science fiction writers.

It's furnished at least three science fiction titles, I think because it says poems can brings us news from the future or the past or across the world, because their patterns can seem to tell you what's in somebody's heart.

Despite what science fiction may portray, I can responsibly tell you that AI has no love.

Well, this may be on the science fiction fringe, but were even part of his scenario to come about, our ecology and even our species would surely not survive long unscathed.

And by then, other science fiction nightmares may transition to reality: dumb robots going rogue, or a network that develops a mind of its own threatens us all.

Some scenarios that have been envisaged may indeed be science fiction, but others may be disquietingly real.

So I thought, you know what, it's what I'm here to talk to you today about, though, truth and lies, fiction and reality.

The thing that made me understand that quote and really kind of what art, at least the art of fiction, was, was working with kids.

She was right in that place in the middle, that place which you could call art or fiction.

I think kids are the best audience for serious literary fiction.

You can't find the seams on the fiction, and I love that.

It's this little bit of fiction that's colonized the real world.

And even that supposedly honest moment, I would argue, is in service of the lie, but it's supposed to foreground the artificiality of the fiction.

If I'm going to break down the fourth wall, I want fiction to escape and come into the real world.

By the time the field of archaeology began to take shape in the 19th century, many were skeptical, considering the epic to be pure fiction, a founding myth imagining a bygone heroic era.

We know from anthropological science that race is fiction, even though racism is very, very real, and we now know from cultural studies that separate male or female genders is a constructed fiction.

So actually, science fiction got some things right.

Well, science fiction got some things wrong.

But it's a fiction.

As a storyteller, I've always been fascinated with the idea of recreating this notion of choices in fiction.

So, what I will show you is ... it's a rather boring book, but I'm afraid sometimes you have to do boring books because your sponsors aren't necessarily interested in fiction and entertainment.

They're fiction.

Now, you know, people write fiction and talk about parallel universes.

And as long as everybody believes in the same fiction, everybody obeys and follows the same rules, the same norms, the same values.

That's no longer the province of science fiction.

Poe also wrote satires of social and literary trends, and hoaxes that in some cases anticipated science fiction.

So, genome-engineered humans are not with us yet, but this is no longer science fiction.

In this sense, I'm interested in fiction not as the implausible but as the real, as the reality of what architecture means for the people that live in it and with it.

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