Sentence examples for not fictitious from inspiring English sources

This strength John Barleycorn gives is not fictitious strength.

The names in the article were real, not fictitious.

But other details that Salinger volunteers about himself at this time are ambiguous, if not fictitious.

In America, especially, voters respond to the sentimental but not fictitious notion that their country draws immigrants from around the world, all hoping and expecting to do better than they could have done at home.

Some talk of a repeat of the Roaring Twenties, when Jay Gatsby threw lavish parties at his Long Island mansion although this time round, the dubious profits have been made from real-life finance, not fictitious bootlegging.Economists have been thinking hard about the causes, extent and consequences of the recent rise in inequality.

A transcendental ego is not fictitious.

"The problem for the museum is that he clearly wasn't fictitious – he was real, there were real victims and murder is a tragedy".

Under the proposals in Germany, consumers theoretically could not create fictitious e-mail accounts, to disguise themselves in online auctions, for example.

"I am also of the view that actually the person who sold him [Bin Laden] out was Khairiah, not the fictitious courier who the US keeps talking about being al-Kuwaiti".

While here, he has lined up a business meeting to raise the funds for a script he recently completed but is unwilling to discuss (except to insist that it is not the fictitious Cold Shelter).

"There can be little question about the meaning of the word 'release' in the context of imprisonment," Justice Kennedy said, adding that the law's reference to "the day the person is released" suggested a "strict temporal interpretation, not some fictitious or constructive earlier time".