Sentence examples for is completely fictitious from inspiring English sources

That is completely fictitious.

The character, while inspired by Ms. Freedman, is completely fictitious, Ms. Weber said.

Meanwhile, "Bombshell," Julia Houston and Tom Levitt's new musical about the life of Marilyn Monroe, was entirely shut out, perhaps because it is completely fictitious and exists only on the NBC series "Smash," and hence not eligible for real Tony Awards.

But several are completely fictitious, like the large daisy with an eye of lilacs; and a few display mildly sinister malformations.

"The monthly statements were completely fictitious, but word spread anyway," says Teresa Verges, assistant regional director of the SEC office in Miami.

This chapter describes the ways natural magnetic fields about the Earth have influenced the environment and impacted daily lives, and also refutes some beliefs about magnetism that are completely fictitious.

Editor's note: All drugs featured and consumed, by Kendrick and others in this post are completely fictitious, we're not 'total' animals people.

While many parts of Rocket Science are completely fictitious, a number of the story's details are lifted directly from Blitz's own experiences.

"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.

The acoustic problems are modeled by the Burton Miller boundary integral equation (BIE), thus the fictitious frequency issue is completely avoided.

For starters, most people are intelligent enough to understand that pornography is a completely fictitious universe.