Sentence examples for fictitious teaching from inspiring English sources
But he was best known as the soft-spoken surgeon who soothes the worries of his patients, their families and his colleagues in "Medical Center," set in a fictitious teaching hospital in Los Angeles.
In fact, Edward's fictitious character, Sarah O'Malley teaches us that sex, love, and forgiveness may lead us down the hallway and into our bedrooms as we cozy up for her next best seller, Textual Healing.
To separate these two types of computation, we experimentally modified the natural organization of the lexicon by teaching participants two sets of fictitious novel words on successive days (e.g., "formubo" and "mushrood") that closely overlap with one existing word ("formula" and "mushroom").
"It's completely fictitious, but it made for a good story," Rotbard, who teaches architecture at Jerusalem's Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design told me.
A long passage about the mediocrity of a fictitious regional university has apparently made trouble for Hensher at the University of Exeter, where he teaches creative writing.
(Names used are fictitious).
That is completely fictitious.
Gilbert and Sullivan created fictitious worlds.
