Sentence examples for certainly fictional from inspiring English sources

Thomson was said to have lured the schoolboy to the cemetery on the evening of 15 June last year with an "almost certainly fictional" arrangement to sell weapons to another man.

Bayes' description of Turpin's relationship with "King the Highwayman" is almost certainly fictional.

"There are a lot of elements of that story I truly believe are certainly fictional," he told Fox 8.

The Gaddafi family were certainly like fictional characters.

(It certainly would make fictional characters easily recognizable if they carried samples of their national cuisine at all times: here's Anna Karenina now with her borscht, Macbeth with his haggis, Shylock with his gefilte fish, Dilip with his pakoras).

The three 15-year-olds at the center of "Water Lilies" certainly belong to recognizably fictional types.

Strickland's heroines certainly emerge from the fictional vitrine that they're displayed in to become living characters with nuanced emotional lives.

Certainly Anne Frank is not a fictional account of her life.

Certainly it's not just fictional detectives who make people feel a loss when they die.

To Kill a Mockingbird has been described as "America's national novel", and must certainly be its most read fictional work about race.

Theorbys adds: "Although Alex is a historical personage, and I don't think Mary Renault falsified any historical facts, she certainly treated him as a fictional character … "But he is also a unique figure in history.