Sentence examples for fictitious to from inspiring English sources

Many myths are treated as trivial and lighthearted, but this judgment rests on the suppressed premise that any divine behaviour that seems inappropriate for a major religion must have seemed absurd and fictitious to the Greeks.

Rounding up a veritable sorority of artificial Eves, Julie Wosk delves into the issues in her latest book My Fair Ladies, casting an analytical eye over female depictions, both physical and fictitious, to explore the history and the future of Woman 2.0.

There are no details on individuals reported within the manuscript and the individuals displayed in text are fictitious to anonymize.

Beck's attacks are contextually fictitious to the point of being imaginary.

According to the latter constitutive law, a fictitious interpenetration is assumed to describe the concrete damage, analogously to the fictitious crack opening used for tension.

Specifically, modified saturation functions are directly applied to the tracking error of actual states as opposed to transformed fictitious states to develop a globally stable controller.

For this purpose, an illustrative project with fictitious data is assumed to be given.

"So I guess Mr. Osama thought it necessary to attach a fictitious crime to my name".

The presentation, the attention to detail, from fictitious technologies to corporate logos, is superlative.

Before he could meet the cameras, however, Mr. Haver had to bring his fictitious vacuum to life.

Each participant in Group Active was free to administrate a fictitious medicine to their patients.