Sentence examples for and fictitious from inspiring English sources
His spokesman, Reza Bokhari, later called the charges "false, fabricated and fictitious".
NEVER forget that the words "figure" and "fictitious" come from the same Latin root.
Far from absurd and fictitious, state-led cyber espionage is perfectly logical and real.
Enter the R.N.P., or Renewed Nation Party, a freshly forged (and fictitious) political force.
Evans, the Radio 2 breakfast DJ, had previously described tabloid criticism as "facile and fictitious".
Evans has described the allegations about his behaviour as "nonsensical, facile and fictitious".
It also noted that 13 of the 16 firms made "false and fictitious" statements about their finances.Safeguards failed.
Mr. Adoboli had engaged in "unauthorized" and "fictitious" trades that "violated UBS's risk limits," the bank claimed in a statement.
Jack Black, the Hollywood actor, is called upon to drink from a futuristic (and fictitious) bottle of "Porcelain Springs" water.
Later mixing historical and fictitious characters he still made riotously free with the English canon, from Hamlet to Agatha Christie.
All were nonjudgmental matters of unjust fact in the play's two settings: 16th-century Venice and fictitious Belmont.
