Sentence examples for fictional reporting from inspiring English sources

But as fictional reporting it is excellent — blunt, forceful, completely persuasive".

Unfortunately that didn't stop Rose from inventing this meeting, or Dixon from repeating Rose's fictional reporting in the Telegraph.

"I told David Rose on the phone and by email on Thursday about the IPCC process and lack of 'crisis' meeting". Unfortunately that didn't stop Rose from inventing this meeting, or Dixon from repeating Rose's fictional reporting in the Telegraph.

Importantly, the readers of the non-fictional account reported that they found it just as interesting, though not as artistic, as Chekhov's story.

Participants read fictional reports, some of which contained retractions of previous information, and inferential reasoning was measured via questionnaire.

"All of these fully tenured faculty members went along with a fraudulent and fictional report just to get you out of the university?" he asked.

A video analysis of the fictional report posted on YouTube appears to show that the footage that did not come from Mr. Tuschi's documentary — the shots showing the defendant behind bars — was taken from news reports about Mr. Khodorkovsky.

While most of the updates conveyed fictional reports of disarray in the rebel Free Syrian Army, several also tweaked the White House by pretending that a spokesman for the Obama administration had announced "financial and technical support given to Al Qaeda operatives in Syria".

Near the end of the fictional report, video of the judge asking the defendant to identify himself seems to be identical to a scene from Mr. Khodorkovsky's trial that was included in the trailer for the documentary.

In this fictional report from the strip-mall frontlines of Generation Y (or are we on to Z?), Amsden's twenty-yearold narrator offers a selective account of his life and loves in dull, suburban Maryland.

http://t.co/eiBVf15R — The Onion (@TheOnion) 28 Sep 12 While it is unclear how Fars came across the fictional report, Eskandar Sadeghi-Boroujerdi, who blogs about the Iranian press, first noticed on Wednesday that the main, Persian-language version of Fars Web site had mistaken the Onion report for real news.