Sentences with phrase «do fictionalize»

We were slaves to the facts as a structure, but you do fictionalize conversation within that.

Not exact matches

You might not have a compelling history, but don't try to compensate by fictionalizing your past.

Don't worry, all the hard work of your daily fictionalizing of the Obama story will soon be over.

Please do not fictionalize your report to sell your story.

THE BIGGER QUESTION IS WHY DO PEOPLE BELIEVE FICTIONALIZED DOCTRINE RATHER THAN BIBLICAL TRUTH?

THE QUESTION IS WHY DO CERTAIN DENOMINATIONAL CHURCHES FICTIONALIZE BIBLICAL TRUTH?

Does the Bible contain any fictionalize accounts that are presented to teach us greater truths about God?

If Einstein's version of the universe is correct — and experiments done over the last century suggest that essentially it is — then the fictionalized feats based on his theories might be possible as well.

After making a striking debut with 2013's based - on - fact, tragically devastating drama Fruitvale Station and following that up with the stunning, Oscar - nominated Rocky spin - off Creed in 2015, the young writer / director was seemingly given the keys to the kingdom by Marvel as it pertained to Black Panther, the studio apparently feeling comfortable to let him do whatever he wanted with this story of an African superhero from the secluded fictionalized nation of Wakanda.

Of course, this is a fictionalized and satirical accounting, since Nixon didn't kickoff his recording passion until the following year.

by Walter Chaw Completed about a year after John Boorman's infinitely superior The General, Thaddeus O'Sullivan's Ordinary Decent Criminal is a sporadic «fictionalizing» of the life of Irish crime boss Martin Cahill that dresses up Cahill's exploits with slick visuals while attempting the unsavory task of doing exactly what The General was accused of doing: making urban terrorism and torture whimsical caper fare.

Keep in mind that the following nominations don't include artists nominated for nominally playing fictionalized versions of themselves, including Aziz Ansari in «Master of None,» Issa Rae in «Insecure» or Pamela Adlon in «Better Things.»

A new trailer has been released for Michael Winterbottom «s The Trip, starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon as fictionalized versions of themselves — similar to what they did in 2006's Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story.

So, where does that leave «The Walk,» director Robert Zemeckis» fancy, fictionalized docudrama version of the grandest act of poetic terrorism ever committed on American soil?

GM: I play a fictionalized version of myself, but everything I say on stage is something that has actually happened, even if the timeline of my life doesn't exactly match up with my stage persona.

A lot of it is fictionalized, but a lot of it, too, is stuff we wanted to see them doing and wrote for them.

It should be noted, of course, that Mark Schultz's version of the events is readily available in the form of his memoir, Foxcatcher: The True Story of My Brother's Murder, John du Pont's Madness, and the Quest for Olympic Gold, which he is also promoting online while disparaging the fictionalized film directed by Bennett Miller.

So does the more freely fictionalized «Professor Marston and the Wonder Women,» written and directed by Angela Robinson.

Do you think fictionalizing historical events might risk creating «urban legends» or altering people's perceptions of historical fact?

Did this (fictionalized) Jiro make the right choice to achieve his dream, no matter the cost to others?

Yes, Gaghan thoroughly fictionalizes his well - researched facts, but in doing so, he crafts a potent legend of modern international relations.

In real life, Eddie Mannix was the vice president of MGM, where he performed the same function as a fixer, but the movie is a fictionalized version of Mannix, and has nothing to do with his real exploits at MGM.

The»80s show I didn't know I needed is the fictionalized story of a short - lived TV show, Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling.

As labor - intensive missions go, then, «Loving Vincent» — a fictionalized inquest into the Dutch - born, France - adopted genius Vincent van Gogh as his final days are remembered by those close to him — is an appreciation of one man's celebrated art by way of a startling approach: animating a movie out of 65,000 oil paintings, all done by hand, by 125 professional oil - painters.

Despite being a somewhat fictionalized version of her own life, the novels read like gospel truth to her fans — our reviewer Amy Scribner probably wasn't the only one to be shocked when she realized what section they were shelved in: «Did that mean that Laura Ingalls Wilder — whose braids and spunk I spent the better part of my childhood emulating — hadn't really almost starved during the long winter, or fought with nasty Nellie Oleson, or fallen in love with Almanzo?»

I do realize that this account of Beryl's life is, according to the author, fictionalized, but still, I as a reader felt there seemed to be a basis in fact for much of what is narrated, and I had hard time working up any sympathy for Beryl in this situation.

Verdict: 5 Stars One of the genres that is gaining popularity and attention is the fictionalized biography, a novel retelling of the information that history does actually remember about notable people and events.

Many of the sub-genres on the margins of fiction — fables, parables, tales, chronicles — routinely come in miniature but potent receptacles, like the bottles of vodka and bourbon served on passenger planes, as do numerous other documents and oral presentations ripe for fictionalizing — job applications, confessions, courtroom speeches, love letters, advisory perorations («that thou can» st not be false to any man»).

One of the genres that is gaining popularity and attention is the fictionalized biography, a novel retelling of the information that history does actually remember about notable people and events.

Don't Go Home by Carolyn Hart «Best - selling author Alex Griffith has mined his childhood home, Broward's Rock, for all it's worth, fictionalizing the island's secret affairs, dirty deals and suspicious deaths in his novel Don't Go Home.

BEST LEFT UNWRITTEN Best - selling author Alex Griffith has mined his childhood home, Broward's Rock, for all it's worth, fictionalizing the island's secret affairs, dirty deals and suspicious deaths in his novel Don't Go Home.

I wanted to fictionalize and write about this regicidal plot from the concubines» perspective because I admired how they fought back against the emperor, and were willing to sacrifice their lives to do so.

This fictionalized story of a young boy's survival of the Sudanese civil war does not cover his eventual relocation to a Western country as a refugee.

It does not matter whether you are going to retell a story either real one taken from your own experience or fictionalized story; still you have to remember that the main aim of writing your informal essays is to please the reader and make him or her read your essay with great pleasure and admiration.

2013's highest - scoring title — which was probably the favorite to take game of the year honors heading into the year, and didn't disappoint (at least score-wise)-- was Rockstar's latest GTA installment, Grand Theft Auto V. Set in a fictionalized Los Angeles, the game scored 97 on both PS3 and Xbox 360, making it the highest - scoring release since 2010.

Nioh is set in the early 1600's, and while it does have some roots in actual historical facts and settings, it is also heavily fictionalized.

TG: Where did you get the inspiration to begin work on this fictionalized, mystical and parallel world?

A recent article in the Broad Street Review applauds the work, stating that «Graham doesn't just fictionalize theater history... he creates room to explore characters without the burden of biographical fidelity.»

Two big movies in recent months have much in common: they're fictionalized accounts of real events, they're written and directed by top Hollywood players, and they're doing quite well at the box office.

Insiders know who did what within the show, but suppose someone produced a fictionalized version of how the show came about, and referred to Mr. X and Mr. Y, or Executive 1 and Executive 2.

This particular client was not in a confidential job search, so he didn't ask that his identifying information be fictionalized.

Some writers don't post examples on their websites because they know some people will plagiarize them, but they may be willing to send you one or two fictionalized examples of actual resumes they've written.

«My advice for someone applying for a senior position like an SES [or SL] is to begin with an assessment of past work in terms of what problems you faced and what you did about them,» suggested John Smith (name fictionalized), General Engineer (SL - equivalent).