Sentence examples for fictitious idea of from inspiring English sources
Rowland, a leading figure in the establishment of the Mississippi State Archives, worked in large part to support the fictitious idea of the former Confederacy's "Lost Cause" by collecting papers that praised the Confederate South and its supporters as well as by compiling false and slanderous accounts to defame Blacks.
She focused her speech on the fictitious idea of the overnight success.
There seems to be a carefully crafted, extremely marketable, but ultimately fictitious, idea of what a pro-choice woman looks like.
People who are devoted to Ron Paul appear to be more interested in the fantastical, fictitious idea of President Ron Paul than the realistic manifestation of President Ron Paul.
In the Fifth Meditation Descartes maintains that TINs are different from fictitious ideas in that TINs are in some sense independent of the thought of their conceivers.
"There would be no woman with a profession at that time," Rickman noted, adding that he loved the idea of "putting a completely fictitious character in the middle of a known bit of history".
A month later Horne and Murdoch had expanded the idea of the remote and fictitious Royal Air Force station, Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh. The pair took the idea to the BBC producer Leslie Bridgemont who was responsible for the show Merry-go-Round, which featured, in weekly rotation, shows based on the Army, Navy and RAF.
The idea of another character being half-French is fictitious, but I like the idea of somebody having two countries to fight for.
The recently introduced Finite Cell Method (FCM) combines the fictitious domain idea with the benefits of high-order Finite Elements.
They introduced the idea of treating immediate rewards as probabilities of a fictitious event, in which case probabilistic inference techniques can be used for optimization.
But changing our business to dovetail with the fictitious one on television would have been too much of a commercial move, and our business had been built around the idea of staying away from commercialism.
