Sentence examples for fictitious creation from inspiring English sources
The second character is a fictitious creation who allows the celebrated person to play off someone, in addition to addressing the audience and talking on the telephone.
He famously hoaxed the art world with his fictitious creation Nat Tate but when it comes to the theatrical sphere, William Boyd hopes the only dissembling will be done by the actors in his new play.
"There was Fifi this and Foufou that," Mr. Gan explained last week before the Nina Ricci show, and so they decided to add their own fictitious creation to the list.
Some just rambled; some indulged their egos; some cooked up conversations with their fictitious creations.
His conclusion was that Miss Agatha Winthrop is entirely fictitious and the creation of Madison Avenue and Mass.
Mr. Chirac has been associated with several investigations from the creation of fictitious city jobs for political-party employees to kickbacks on contracts to build schools and low-income housing.
Yet the creation of entirely fictitious transactions, which can fool even the careful eyes of auditors and tax officials, suggests that investors need to be especially wary about where they put their money.
If his stage creations -- the biographical, disguised; the mythical updated, or the fictitious and the wish fulfilling made real -- are larger than life, that is because his vision of theater was, to borrow one of his own titles, beyond the horizon.
(Names used are fictitious).
