Sentence examples for mostly fictitious from inspiring English sources
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's paintings are mostly fictitious portraits.
Homer, Pythagoras, and Socrates are among those whose (mostly fictitious) love affairs are cited.
The council was a group set up by the Nazis as a mostly fictitious Jewish administration of the camp.
"DISCLAIMER: National Report is a news and political satire web publication, which may or may not use real names, often in semi-real or mostly fictitious ways.
Fed by mostly fictitious accounts of a mass slaughter of Romanian horses after the introduction of new traffic rules banning horse-drawn carts, the news media in France and Britain reported that hundreds of thousands of Romanian horses had suddenly entered the food chain.
Indeed, the argument was (mostly) fictitious.
There have been other effects, both expected soundtracks bleeding into my dreams, being able to rattle off every key Umbrella researcher and whatever virus they developed and not, like idly concluding the fictitious pharmaceutical, run mostly by stodgy old men, probably doesn't get many Silicon Valley applicants.
There have been other effects, both expected – soundtracks bleeding into my dreams, being able to rattle off every key Umbrella researcher and whatever virus they developed – and not, like idly concluding the fictitious pharmaceutical, run mostly by stodgy old men, probably doesn't get many Silicon Valley applicants.
I point out that if these work twins are both hired to fill two identical positions in a fictitious company, and the company's current employees are mostly men, then the female twin is likely to have a more negative experience than the male twin.
So far, however, it's mostly wishful thinking: "Some designs are pretty cool but most are kind of fictitious," says Mulder.
