Sentence examples for fictitious on from inspiring English sources
This course intends to provide a strong foundation in mouse biology, both basic and applied, as well as exposure to cultural and political aspects of the current impact of mice (real or fictitious) on contemporary societal values.
"In middle school and early high school, people are not able to discriminate what is real and what is fictitious" on the Internet or in printed media, said Joy Fopiano, an associate professor of school psychology and counseling at Southern Connecticut State University.
A bill to amend Section 207 of the Criminal Code was drafted, and passed unanimously, making it an offence to make, print, publish, distribute, sell, or own "any magazine, periodical or book which exclusively or substantially comprises matter depicting pictorially the commission of crimes, real or fictitious", on 10 December 1949.
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.
Farage sees the world the way the Home Guard volunteers of fictitious Walmington-on-Sea saw it: plucky little England against the world.
Assuming a "rain-on-the-roof" excitation and a compact shape for subsystems, actual and fictitious sources on the boundary are found to be constant.
If there's one dress that would definitely make it into our fictitious Grammy Red Carpet Hall of Fame on the first vote, it would be the green tropical leaf print Versace dress worn by Jennifer Lopez in 2000.
It's about two families, one white and one Mexican, which live next to each other in a fictitious town on the US border.
Fictitious values on the extended domains are determined by enforcing the physical jump conditions on the interface according to the local topology of the irregular point.
The Chinese also put a fictitious value on them.
They are required to pay the trustee $162 million in fictitious profits on their net winner accounts.
