Sentence examples for fictitious death from inspiring English sources

How else could panic about fictitious "death panels" drown out rational debate about health reform?

The Star Wars franchise has featured the fictitious "Death Star," which can shoot powerful beams of radiation across space.

Morris, who gained a reputation for hoaxing celebrities into talking nonsense, such as his fictitious drug, "cake", had previously caused controversy on Radio 1 for persuading MPs to comment on the fictitious death of Michael Heseltine.

Then there was Sarah Palin, who fabricated the fictitious "death panels" of the Affordable Care Act.

It reflects the worst in human nature: that many people, seeing opportunity in disaster, reported fictitious deaths in hopes of collecting benefits.

The enterprise, which started at least as far back as 1996, also defrauded insurance companies of $1.2 million by filing false death claims on policies written for real and fictitious people.

The court heard Msokeri concocted an elaborate ploy to claim insurance on her fictitious partner's death.

I also speak to Austin Russell of History Channel's reality show Pawn Stars, who was lucky not to suffer any personal or professional scars when a fictitious story about his death caught an online updraft last year.

In a study of a real data set and a fictitious data set of hip arthroplasty, Schwarzer et al. (2001) concluded that death should be treated as a competing risk in the analysis, and that the CIF should be used instead of the KM estimate (CPR) to calculate the probability of revision.

Even if one dismisses any connection between Lee's fictitious account and Garner's death, there remain multiple real instants where police (or security personnel) were responsible for the death of black men.

These channels, presented by face-lifted relics of the shah's era, have intensified their efforts to incite revolution, broadcasting fictitious accounts of mayhem and death.