Sentence examples for largely fictive from inspiring English sources
This seems fair enough, although the issue for the critics is thus far moot insofar as the evidence of these connections remains unpersuasive, if not largely fictive.
Ben Arnold 9pm, ITV The sleek – if largely fictive – period drama continues, with Jenna Coleman's Queen Vic under pressure from her uncle Leopold to marry cousin Albert.
It invented huge, largely fictive nations -- Angola is the size of Texas, Congo of the United States east of the Mississippi -- roping together people who regarded one other as foreigners.
Broodthaers's Brussels and the Brussels currently undergoing an artistic renaissance now look set to be obscured by a third Brussels: a largely fictive place, drummed by the European hard right and their unwitting analogues on American television, in which the capital of the E.U. has been "invaded" by jihadist outsiders.
Fictive people are ghosts.
It's fictive again, in the same way that First Style wall painting was fictive.
Of course I do try to "match" things that interest me with Frank's fictive age, his fictive circumstances, his fictive past, etc.
Some of the fears, to be sure, were not fictive.
"Pearson" is a fictive image of a real place.
