Sentence examples for fictitious a from inspiring English sources

A court recently jailed Navalny's brother on charges widely seen as fictitious: a sure sign that Navalny's campaign against corruption and Putin's leadership has got the Kremlin rattled.

Both MPs were filmed appearing to offer to use their positions to benefit a fictitious a Hong Kong-based communications agency called PMR for thousands of pounds in an undercover report by the Daily Telegraph and Channel 4's Dispatches.

I found myself puzzled, as a centrifugal force is either fictitious (a physicist's trick to account for how a problem is framed) or is an opposing reaction to a centripetal force, in which case it, literally, leaves you going around in circles.

While many parts of Rocket Science are completely fictitious, a number of the story's details are lifted directly from Blitz's own experiences.

Let us also acknowledge how precarious and fictitious a winning position always is (you take Neymar out and the entire team comes crashing down like a game of jackstraws), and how infantile soccer victories are: a few minutes of ecstatic glee, cheeky headlines, obnoxious Internet memes, and bragging rights.

She's also fictitious, an idealised vision of the sort of new car buyer Aston Martin wants to attract.

A posthumously published piece in which Dilthey describes a fictitious "discussion" with a "friend" is another memorial to Yorck.

Based on a fictitious market model, a decentralized approach is presented for the workstation scheduling in a CNC workshop.

As a fictitious sample scenario, an intentional ricin contamination at a beef salami production facility was modelled.

Carrington failed to see the joke, exploding he had better things to do than give "a fictitious interview for a fictitious programme".

The author has a fictitious conversation with a Dr. Bach, who discusses the demasculinization of the theatre.