Sentence examples for fictional having from inspiring English sources

My letter, he wrote, "is incorrect throughout, is a fictional (Having no foundation in fact, OED) version of reality (Reality: The quality of being real or having an actual existence, OED)." He was defensive, which I should have anticipated: "After nine years of sixty-hour weeks of intensive research, not reading and study, but research, I know I was a terrific dad and terrific husband".

And nearly every other feature since, documentary and fictional, has followed suit.

As for Senator John McCain, few men, real or fictional, have influenced him as much as Jordan.

The occasion is this: a lost writer of the 1950's (fictional) has been found.

The inconvenient fact that Cordova is entirely fictional has not prevented me from getting strangely hooked on his work.

So we could start our local inquiry with movies that, while clearly fictional, have that elusive, bracing feeling of realness.

What would the police officers of the past, real or fictional, have had to say about the idea?

More recent films about the Holocaust, both documentary and fictional, have preferred to tell uplifting stories of hope in the face of evil.

Having deaf role models, whether they are real or fictional, has a powerful influence on deaf youth.

Fictional rain, fictional drought, fictional storms, fictional cold: having wandered into this obsession with imaginary weather, I figured I might as well try to find the most interesting instances of it.

Social arrangements had to fit around my weekly date with four fabulously-dressed fictional women having their pretend brunches.