Sentence examples for fictitious speeches from inspiring English sources
Invention was a hallmark of ancient history, which was filled with long, often purely fictitious speeches of great men.
Until the early 7th century a series of historians recounted the events of their own time in classicizing style, with fictitious speeches and set descriptive pieces, in a genre that owed much to the classical Greek historians Thucydides and Polybius.
Wilders often mentions Henk and Ingrid in his speeches, fictitious common Dutch subjects who he claims to work for.
"A Beautiful Mind" opens with a speech by the fictitious Professor Helinger Judd Hirschh), declaring that American mathematicians, having played an important part in the defeat of Nazi Germany, must now turn their attention to defeating Soviet Communism.
With all the fictitious history about the origins of ghetto speech, there is remarkably little interest in the real history of this dialect or in the history of the educational performances of ghetto children in the era before they began receiving the "benefits" of educational "innovation".
This is an edited version of a speech given to the Cape Town Press Club Evita Bezuidenhout is a fictitious Afrikaner character created by Pieter-Dirk Uys in the 1980s, using satire to overcome apartheid censorship and criticise the state.
Here is a video of Chase Fontaine, an enthusiastic, and thoroughly fictitious, supporter of Net Neutrality, attempting to explain the free speech 'benefits' of Net Neutrality (with mixed results)..
(Names used are fictitious).
That is completely fictitious.
