Sentence examples for fictitious vision from inspiring English sources
Maybe Oleksinski gets shit from his friends for preferring Manhattan to Brooklyn, but the fact that Boomer's video scored more than 30 million views should tell you how hated the stereotypical (and largely fictitious) vision of millennials is.
Maybe he gets shit from his friends for preferring Manhattan to Brooklyn, but the fact that Boomer's video scored more than 30 million views should tell you how hated the stereotypical (and largely fictitious) vision of millennials is.
An entirely fictitious anatomical vision, as it happens, but one that relates the eye to the interior – to the soul and the imagination.
She's also fictitious, an idealised vision of the sort of new car buyer Aston Martin wants to attract.
Robert Walker is a fictitious character who remembers the visions of space that dominated the American public imagination until well into the 1980s.
The fictitious historical renderings summon sumptuous visions of banquets, galas and high teas, all while decked out in the most plush of ball gowns.
(The wisdom of the elders is one thing, but who hasn't also gotten a dose of the ignorance of the elders, too?) Cameron's imagining, in action and vision, of life on a fictitious planet is broad and vigorous.
LOCAL BUSINESS LORE The Securities and Exchange Commission found that Flir Systems, a Portland company that makes night-vision equipment, inflated its revenue in 1998 and 1999 with fictitious sales and by booking expenses as assets.
If his stage creations -- the biographical, disguised; the mythical updated, or the fictitious and the wish fulfilling made real -- are larger than life, that is because his vision of theater was, to borrow one of his own titles, beyond the horizon.
(Names used are fictitious).
