Sentence examples for fictitious notions from inspiring English sources
It begins by outlining the concept of race and demonstrating how this social category can be utilized in biological expressions of racism designed around fictitious notions of immutable racial hierarchy.
In America, especially, voters respond to the sentimental but not fictitious notion that their country draws immigrants from around the world, all hoping and expecting to do better than they could have done at home.
In accordance with the Cartesian distinction between ideas (innate, adventitious, and fictitious), André suggests several notions of beauty.
For Godard, a society run by technocrats in thrall to their machines was inimical to art and to love; he turned that future society, the fictitious Alphaville, into a tyranny that banned those notions and punished them by death.
But brand labels rarely show up in commercial movies by accident, and there is a certain logic behind the notion of actual banks' soliciting placement in a movie about a fictitious one.
It is also relevant to consider the developmental position of the cerebellum, due to the classic notion of a pontocerebellar developmental unit, which has turned out to be fictitious.
(Names used are fictitious).
That is completely fictitious.
