Sentence examples for Entirely fictitious from inspiring English sources

But it's entirely fictitious, says the director.

Which selfies deserve to receive an entirely fictitious trophy?

Shortfalls were plugged through altered or entirely fictitious accounting entries, backed by falsified documents.

One marks a historic event, the other an entirely fictitious occasion.

So how easy would it be to create an entirely fictitious YouTuber?

The character is entirely fictitious, say the film's distributors Summit Entertainment.

In her version, the wedding becomes that of Avigail, who is an entirely fictitious character.

The worth of these contracts was sometimes artificially inflated; others may have been for work that was entirely fictitious.

Love inhabits an entirely fictitious inner world, which turns all life into theatre and human beings into playthings.

Meanwhile, "Bombshell," Julia Houston and Tom Levitt's new musical about the life of Marilyn Monroe, was entirely shut out, perhaps because it is completely fictitious and exists only on the NBC series "Smash," and hence not eligible for real Tony Awards.

But Griffiths described the rumours as "completely fictitious and defamatory" and they were dismissed as appearing to be "founded entirely on hearsay rumour and gossip" and were not investigated further.