Sentence examples for fictitious tales from inspiring English sources
When they come to argue with you the unbelievers say: 'This is nothing but old fictitious tales.' They forbid it and depart from it.
Giorgio de Santillana, professor of the History of Science in the School of Humanities at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, along with Hertha von Dechend believed that the old mythological stories handed down from antiquity were not random fictitious tales but were accurate depictions of celestial cosmology clothed in tales to aid their oral transmission.
No matter: The damage had been done, the fictitious tale having found many believers, either eager or fearful, among the German public.
A supporting brief filed by gay rights groups accused the other side of using a "largely fictitious tale that those who seek to deprive lesbian and gay Americans of rights are the ones being victimized".
The question of who was responsible for creating what is appearing more and more like a fictitious tale — the story of Mr. Abrams, who was going to provide $2 million, and three additional investors whom Mr. Abrams was bringing in with $2.5 million more — looms large.
In a recent Wall Street Journal editorial, Steve Milloy concocted a spectacular — and fictitious — tale of corruption within the Environmental Protection Agency.
And this is not a fictitious story.
That is a completely fictitious story.
We're only human, not fictitious characters in fairy tales.
His albums were crammed with parodies of academic analysis and tales of a fictitious blues guitarist, Blind Joe Death, and his disciple, John Fahey, who purportedly "made his first guitar from a baby's coffin".
