Sentence examples for fictitious as from inspiring English sources

(The Facebook profiles were fictitious, as were the responses).

So, finally, fiction wins over a reality that is fictitious as well.

All three men and the publisher are fictitious, as are the "motorbots".

Mr. Tovey, in his droll, avuncular way, was also making a more practical point: Since the order of the pieces in the concert was changed, the printed program was now largely fictitious as well.

The book An Imperial Affliction, which features within both the original novel and the film, is fictitious, as is its author Peter van Houten; both are used to enhance the themes and story.

However, his firm was almost as fictitious as his claims to genius.

The bogus identities were for staff who supposedly worked for a fictitious news agency as well as defence workers, an accountant and a naval IT administrator.

But given the legion of publicity men and image handlers surrounding the typical real-life billionaires, understanding these fictitious characters is as close as most of us will come to grasping the minds of the very rich.

McCain's associations with Duke Tully, who by now had been disgraced for having concocted a fictitious military record, as well as revelations of father-in-law Jim Hensley's past brushes with the law, became campaign issues.

Participants of the two involvement conditions were exposed to exactly the same contingency information and were both told that the goal of the active participants was to heal as many (fictitious) patients as possible.

I'm not presenting this fictitious CV as a template you should follow, simply as an example of how using words and phrases specific to the sector you want to break into can draw out the relevance of research activities.