Sentence examples for clearly fictitious from inspiring English sources
The second secession is clearly fictitious.
Although some aspects of that game day are clearly fictitious, Mr. Fountain describes the erotic fireworks of a Destiny's Child performance mixed with the military fervor of an accompanying marching band.
What that means, in more nuts-and-bolts terms, is a book that is interspersed with clearly fictitious, largely awkward monologues (ascribed to Bob Dole, Al Gore, Monica Lewinsky, etc).
The site allowed people to post R.S.V.P.'s, including job titles and salaries, and while many entries were clearly fictitious ("David" who works in "cougar trading"), there was nothing imaginary about the hundreds of well-dressed, well-groomed people who snaked down East 50th Street waiting to get into Nikki Beach in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday night.
"The Scarecrow" is set in a world "where the plant is run by robotic crows," he pointed out, "so it's clearly a fictitious portrayal".
"The problem for the museum is that he clearly wasn't fictitious – he was real, there were real victims and murder is a tragedy".
Moreover, the results do not greatly vary when using 50, 100 or 200 fictitious "individuals"; clearly, the SD values obtained for increasing numbers of "individuals" are slightly decreasing.
The television station clearly identified the program as fictitious before the broadcast began.
Although this is clearly a case of a fictitious mean, it would not be less useful: "the movements of trade and industry depend upon averages and aggregates, not upon the whim of individuals".
I also thought it was private; there's no need to invade someone's privacy for something that's fictitious," she says, her sensitivity towards privacy clearly a by-product of her own upbringing in the shadow of her paparazzi-plagued siblings.
Because of this enlarged role, the personality and beliefs of the Stephen Colbert character have become more clearly defined over the course of the show, complete with a fictitious backstory that has been revealed piecemeal in short monologues accompanying a part of the program.
