Sentence examples for fictitious narrative from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, in this fictitious narrative, the actual Republicans escape any responsibility for their actions.

An alternative hypothesis is that the entire "C-SPAN" presentation was a fictitious narrative intended to provoke laughter.

The show will have an installation, devised by her, which will present a retrospective with a biographical and imaginatively fictitious  narrative.

It will be a profoundly political effort based on a fictitious narrative about back taxes.

The story draws heavily on the tradition of the romance, a fictitious narrative set far away from ordinary life.

That statement was then used to further a fictitious narrative of the president as a socialist, assaulting entrepreneurship.

Most, however, make a basic distinction between "true" and "fictitious" narratives, with "true" ones corresponding to what in the West would be called myths.

The menu button malfunctioned again as we were forced to watch three successive, synopsized versions of what appeared to be lengthier fictitious narratives.

Intercalated within this portrayal were a number of thirty-second fictitious narratives of objects available for purchase, the utilization or unavailability of which rendered members of the species content or dissatisfied, respectively.

Mutual aid, cooperation, and care for others supply steady evidence that neoliberalism's logic of impossibility -- of "no alternative" to greed, competitive self-interest, and hierarchy -- is a fictitious cultural narrative.

That is a completely fictitious story.