Sentence examples for as fictitious from inspiring English sources

However, his firm was almost as fictitious as his claims to genius.

Myths, in contrast, are not presented as fictitious or untrue.

He also described expense claims by journalists as fictitious.

The television station clearly identified the program as fictitious before the broadcast began.

The other charges the agency listed were equally baffling, since they were just as fictitious.

Strache has stated that the cornflower represented "the bourgeois freedom movement of 1848", a claim that historians dismiss as fictitious.

Using personal examples or anecdotes can bolster your content, as can fictitious examples that help to illustrate your point.

If you will be doing business under a name other than your own (such as "Custom Crafts" rather than "Mary Smith's Artwork"), you may have to register that name as a DBA ("Doing Business As") or fictitious name.

Participants of the two involvement conditions were exposed to exactly the same contingency information and were both told that the goal of the active participants was to heal as many (fictitious) patients as possible.

The prosecution maintains that Jopel was established as a fictitious minority business enterprise as part of the scheme.

Representing active pumping as a fictitious velocity and not as a membrane effect, hinders the role of RPE (see [21] for this choice).