Sentence examples for to be fictitious from inspiring English sources
An apocryphal tale, long proven to be fictitious, carries an important fable for clean-tech.
The evidence of treasonable plotting, however, was later proved to be fictitious.
Parmalat had claimed to have large cash balances that turned out to be fictitious.
The return address turned out to be fictitious, and my e-mail bounced back undeliverable.
The Social Security number, checked by the police, appeared to be fictitious.
The giant of the industry, AT&T, almost killed itself in the late 1990s trying to match WorldCom's margins, which turned out to be fictitious.
People's names may even be fictitious.
Even if the crimes for which he went to prison were fictitious, he undoubtedly did bad things on his way to becoming Russia's richest man.
The gist of the argument is that Tillerson's assurances to shareholders were fictitious, or at least greatly exaggerated.
The banks said that the currency-option trades that Mr. Rusnak said he made to offset risk were fictitious.
Its neck frill and its ability to spit venom are fictitious.
