Sentence examples for fictitious conflict from inspiring English sources
He insisted that what Thomson Safaris had planned for me for the rest of the day would help me see the light about her and this entire fictitious conflict.
It strikes me that Friedrich von Schiller's play "Maria Stuart," recently peformed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music by the Royal Dramatic Theater of Sweden, demonstrates quite a patronizing attitude toward women in that Schiller felt compelled to introduce a fictitious romantic conflict into the story.
Here, we use a constructivist model to frame the continuing development of your ethical code of conduct in research and professional responsibility as you think about and react to the questions and conflicts faced by fictitious characters.
The Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations have been doing their part in escalating a conflict with Iran on fictitious pretenses by organizing an anti-Iran rally to protest the presence of Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, at the United Nations on Monday.
It's gloriously fictitious, with no hint of the horrors of the Irish conflict with the English.
The fictitious Western representations and negative assumptions are constituted by the ongoing conflict situation and, in their turn, construe the reality of a newly emerging national identity, which is highly contested in a dialogical exchange of multiple discourses that are closely intertwined with the power structures that constrain and mould them.
Instead, the filmmakers chose to invent their own third-world conflict, and rather than follow the time-honored Hollywood tradition of confecting some wholly fictitious San Something-or-other Something-or-other Something-or-otherge the actual natior of Nigeria into bloody chaos.
(Names used are fictitious).
The works include fictitious artifacts like Pocahantas's underwear, pre-Columbian statues of the Simpsons and ancient-style mosaics based on today's Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
