Sentence examples for based on a fictitious from inspiring English sources
When one is taught to relate to a politician based on a fictitious personal relationship, one comes to place excessive trust in those with whom one identifies (the way one comes to trust, say, a close family member or loved one), and to harbor excessive contempt for those one is trained to see as the villain character.
So shares are fairly valued.A similar argument is advanced by Goldman Sachs which after analysing the forward p/e (based on a fictitious number and one of the worst measures of long-term value) finds that the European CAPE is below its historic average.
The Stonk Hale and Pace featuring Brian May/March 1991 Teachers turned comedians Hale and Pace released only one charity song (for Comic Relief) which was based on a fictitious dance craze: The Stonk.
Based on a fictitious market model, a decentralized approach is presented for the workstation scheduling in a CNC workshop.
The approach is based on a fictitious domain method wherein the entire particle fluid domain is assumed to be an incompressible fluid but with variable density.
The average claim based on a fictitious accident drew $15,000 to $25,000 for the ring, but several drew more than $100,00 in insurance company settlements, the investigators said.
Islamophobes inevitably claim otherwise, but they do so based on a completely fictitious interpretation of events.
A new approach based on applying a fictitious thermal loading to simulate this dependent load is proposed.
Instead Ms. Nordberg had become the victim of an elaborate scheme by the seller, whose trustworthiness, it turned out, was based on a record of fictitious transactions.
The probability of death from one cause, at a given age is estimated thanks to the method used by INSEE, based on a the use of fictitious cohort, which allows to estimate prospective probabilities from the transformation of transversal observational data [ 3].
And much of it was based on fictitious income statements, fictitious appraisals, fictitious mortgages filled in by crooks -- thousands of people all involved in financial crime.
