Sentence examples for fictitious nature from inspiring English sources

This is the fictitious nature of much of the current progress.

They inserted hints about Oznot's fictitious nature at every opportunity: His birthday was April 1.

It is claimed that emails exchanged between SocGen's financial controllers showed they were aware as early as spring 2007 about the fictitious nature of some of his transactions.

It is claimed that emails exchanged between SocGen's financial controllers showed they were aware of the fictitious nature of some of his transactions as early as spring 2007.

The fictitious nature of "602-P" was pointed out by members of Congress after the debate (for one thing, all federal legislation begins with specific letters - "H.R". for House of Representatives, or "S" for Senate).

Jenkins, who has covered golf for more than 60 years, wrote the spoof for Golf Digest,  stating its fictitious nature.

Freud offered an almost entirely fictitious story of human nature and origins, but he did so to combat the equally fictitious and far more malevolent stories which nationalism and later fascism supplied.

In Neil Gaiman's award-winning novel, American Gods, a fictitious god named Wednesday bemoans the capricious nature of American worship: "This is a bad land for gods... the old gods are ignored.

To be sure, they are not merely fictitious objects, for they are grounded in the nature of things insofar as they carry the universal information content abstracted from the singulars.

In addition to natural selection, 21 preservice teachers' fictitious stories of humanoid evolution in a study by Hahn et al. (2005) also revealed that they did not grasp the nature of deep time needed for evolution to occur.

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