Sentence examples for another fictitious from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, I was wrong, because no sooner was the war against Hitler over, than the news-sellers' chalkboard headlines were warning of another fictitious scourge that threatened to up-end Britain's postwar recovery.

Edna decided to stay only a short time at the event because she had another (fictitious) commitment that day.

He kept referring to the proposal as $10.8 billion program -- taking the exaggerated figure cited by House Republicans and adding another fictitious year of budget projection.

In May 1986, they sent him mail from another fictitious organization, "Midlands Data Research", which was for those who "believe in the joys of sex and the complete awareness of those lusty and youthful lads and lasses of the neophite age".

On the other hand, the effort to conceive a character as a filled-out person, with a lifetime of backstory and biographical details, becomes a submergence into another (albeit fictitious) life, an abnegation of a nearly monastic stringency.

Making matters worse, Mr. Lindsay, to balance budgets, had resorted to a stupefying array of gimmicks: juggling books to shift state aid from one year to another, using fictitious surpluses, "deferring" required payments, arbitrarily raising revenue estimates, borrowing against questionable receipts.

Also playing: "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead" (2007), Lumet's final film, about another bungled robbery, though fictitious, with heroin and accidental matricide thrown in.

Less than an hour later, the Republican leader in the State Senate, Joseph L. Bruno, asserted that the governor was putting out fictitious data, another sign of the growing strain between the state's two most powerful Republicans.

The first $5 wine was given twice -- once with its real $5 price tag, and another time with a fictitious $45 price label.

She wanted to go to xxxx and xxxx health facilities and the one who took her is another lady called Florence (fictitious name)." (Friend to deceased) You know the first time she was told she was HIV positive she denied saying she is not positive; she denied up to the last moment when she died.

Or perhaps this was a depiction of how "Salón de Belleza" transformed Bellatin himself, turning him into yet another of the book's fictitious components?