Sentence examples for fictitious administrations from inspiring English sources
He also complains about its entrance into the television landscape littered with "more fictitious administrations than anyone can keep track of".
And I wound up taking the job on "The West Wing" because I actually thought I could be more truthful with the fictitious government than I could writing in Washington for the actual administration.
The council was a group set up by the Nazis as a mostly fictitious Jewish administration of the camp.
With rapid-fire wordplay, one-shot walk-and-talks and six-million-dollar episodial budget, The West Wing trailed the fictitious Bartlet administration -- from congressional negotiations behind closed doors, to Golden-Gate terrorist plots.
Although the British effectively ruled Malaya, de jure the Malays were coerced under fictitious agreements to accept the British administration through a residence system.
On Iraq, the issue that the Obama campaign described as "the most critical foreign policy judgment of our generation", Biden and Clinton not only supported the invasion, but pushed the Bush administration's propaganda and lies about Iraqi WMDs and fictitious connections to al-Qaida.
We would have thought that the effort to link Saddam Hussein to al-Qaeda was a relic of the administration of George W. Bush, the centerpiece of which was the fictitious meeting in Prague between an Iraqi intelligence officer and Mohammed al-Atta, the team leader of the 9/11 attackers.
(Names used are fictitious).
That is completely fictitious.
