Sentence examples for fictive name from inspiring English sources

This was a case of sock puppetry: appearing online under a fictive name to argue or finagle or bully.

NEW YORK The About New York column on Wednesday, about the phenomenon of people appearing online under a fictive name to argue or finagle or bully, misidentified the court where prosecutors filed a brief arguing that such a case that resulted in felony convictions for a defendant should be upheld.

Matthew Stockwell Dibble and Rika Okamoto are the least cogently defined couple — let's not bother with their fictive names — but they share an entrancing duet styled as a sensuous nocturnal dream.

Consider the Billionaires, a media-friendly national network of activists who don tuxedos, ball gowns, and tiaras, and pose as the ultra-rich under fictive names like Alan Greenspend, Phil T. Rich, Iona Bigga Yacht, Tex Shelter, and Ivan Aston Martin.

In reports, fictive names are used for participants and other persons, institutions and places to ensure confidentiality.

From quite a different realm is a fictive detective named Durant who has appeared in Mr. Benedict's work before.

There is hot water, boil some water, you go and sponge yourself two or three times, after that, you will not have the desire for Athuman [a fictive man's name]… They say this several times.

Norma Jeane is the fictive persona in whose name a group of anonymous people produce works of conceptual art.

In her fictive world, Beyoncé can name black female pain, poignantly articulated by the passionate poetry of Somali-British poet Warsan Shire, and move through stages evoked by printed words: Intuition, Denial, Forgiveness, Hope, Reconciliation.

"Mr. Mutt" is a pedestal-scale piece named for the fictive signer of Duchamp's found toilet fixture.

Figure 4 Fictive example to illustrate the proposed association method.