Sentence examples for to fictitious from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not real; invented; contrived.
- St. Mary Mead is a fictitious village from the books of Agatha Christie.
Two of the automobiles, used by federal agents, were registered to fictitious addresses.
Similar challenges to fictitious characters have played a key role in the political strategy of conservative Republicans for years.
The friendship cooled in 2008, amid a controversy over Ms. Quinn's disclosure that the Council had been appropriating millions in taxpayer dollars to fictitious organizations.
Swindlers routinely seek to dupe lonely people into sending money to fictitious suitors or to lure viewers toward pay-for-service pornography pages.
Instead of being attributed to fictitious sources, or none, they are now attributed directly to "the prime minister's official spokesman" (though many newspapers simply use his name).
They are also accused of running a secret slush fund of options allocated to fictitious employees, which could later be transferred to real ones.
In each trial, participants in Group Active were free to act (to administer the medicine to a fictitious patient) and observe the effects.
One of his first steps to hide the losses was to create fictitious options trades and fabricate trade confirmations.
The CRE has enough real work to do that it does not need to create fictitious evils.
The resume audit method was utilized to design fictitious resumes, and then they were sent to numerous job openings.
Cushing has drawn comparisons to the fictitious Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry according to The Miscellany News.
