Sentence examples for fictitious strangers from inspiring English sources

The commercials use a "mockumentary" (mock documentary) format to show the experiences of four fictitious strangers who move into an empty house where they use MSN to interact with the outside world.

The whole charade reads like the script to a low budget German hardcore porn film set in a fictitious town in Alabama, and gets stranger and stranger as it goes on.

Finally, humans routinely express empathy toward strangers such as unknown actors (e.g., Loggia, et al. 2008) or fictitious characters (e.g., Batson, et al. 2007 and Batson 2005 for a review of possible underlying mechanisms).

Of particular poignancy and bite is "Baucis," in which Gavell shows how severely loss can cut in the other direction: it is not only sons and daughters who can become strangers to mothers, but also mothers who can be held by their children in some fixed, highly fictitious form that bears little relation to who they really are.

Fictitious trades?

(Names are fictitious).

(Names used are fictitious).

She then added a fourth, completely fictitious experience that described how, at the age of five, each child had been lost in a mall and finally rescued by an elderly stranger.

They are fictitious.

It is a fictitious cult.

That is completely fictitious.