Sentence examples for fictitious by from inspiring English sources

In view of our particular design and more precisely because we give our applicants fictitious last workplaces and associations, it may legitimately be asked if our applications have not been perceived as fictitious by recruiters.

Meanwhile, Movie Star by Lizzie Pepper by Hilary Liftin (Viking) is a fictitious memoir by a Hollywood actress who, based on the book's flap copy, bears a strong resemblance to Katie Holmes.

But Mr. Angeli's Canard Enchaîné — a mix of investigative pieces, facetious opinion pieces, fictitious columns by politicians and no advertising — is seen as lacking a political bent.

Such betting always includes sums offered at what the commissioners call fictitious odds by persons specially interested in a candidate's campaign.

The lawsuit accuses the Mets' owners of turning a blind eye to the possibility that Madoff was operating a fraud while they reaped "fictitious profits" by investing with him.

Tuesday, will be Forensic Day at the museum, and from 1 to 4 p.m. patrons will be able take part in a science program to try to solve a fictitious murder by playing C.S.I. investigators.

The installation will present a narrative, both biographical and imaginatively fictitious, cowritten by Björk and the acclaimed Icelandic writer Sjón Sigurdsson.

According to MoMA, "the installation will present a narrative, both biographical and imaginatively fictitious, cowritten by Björk and the acclaimed Icelandic writer Sjón Sigurdsson".

The lyrics express a fictitious narrative by American outlaw Jessie James in Heaven, who claims to have never "turned a family from their house" when he was a bank robber.

Henry also appears in the play Becket by Jean Anouilh, filmed in 1964; once again, however, the character of the King is deliberately fictitious, driven by the need for drama between Henry and Becket in the play.

Created by Jerry Siegel and Joel Shuster, and inspired by fictitious reporter Torchy Blane and real one Nellie Bly, Lois is an ambitious journalist who will always go after the big story.