Sentence examples for essentially fictitious from inspiring English sources
Europe didn't want an explicit bank resolution, which would among other things have given clear seniority to small insured deposits; instead, it wanted this essentially fictitious tax scheme.
The musical tone neatly meshes with the subject, which is essentially fictitious except for its starting point — Neruda's exile from Chile in 1948 as the result of his pro-Communist activities.
Boom, Bust, and the Global Race for Scientific Talent, by preeminent science labor market expert Michael S. Teitelbaum, brings desperately needed clarity and context to a crucial issue: the nation's much-ballyhooed but essentially fictitious "shortage" of scientific talent.
User personas are essentially fictitious characters that represent the various different types of people that visit your website.
Celebrity hijacks our social instinct, designed for getting along in small groups, and ties it to essentially empty imaginings of a fictitious relationship.
In the film, Villa Necchi essentially plays itself, though Guadagnino says it's pure coincidence that the fictitious family's surname is Recchi, and that they are staunch proponents of "Made in Italy" entrepreneurship.
Without a shred of hard evidence, first FBI chief Jim Comey and now the head of the Drug Enforcement Administration are publicly claiming increased scrutiny of police officers from the public – essentially Black Lives Matter and other protesters – are the cause of a fictitious crime wave in the United States.
Nevertheless, as the Lyrical Ballads were all of them 'founded on fact' in some way, and as Wordsworth's mind was essentially factual, it would be rash to say that Lucy is entirely fictitious".
(Names used are fictitious).
