Sentence examples for under fictional names from inspiring English sources

Eventually he told the story under fictional names in his autobiographical novel, Vanity of Duluoz.

The indictment Tuesday alleged that the two advisers helped to conceal their clients' ownership of bank accounts collectively holding more than $600 million by opening and managing them under fictional names or under the name of non-American relatives or sham corporate entities.

The federal Witness Security Program, which began in 1971, creates new identities for witnesses and their family members who essentially go into hiding, cutting off all contact with relatives and friends and living under fictional names in new cities, because they may be in physical danger from people seeking retribution for their testimony.

Under the fictional names Kennilworthy Whisp and Newt Scamander, Ms. Rowling has written two slender, pocket-size paperbacks that purport to be tomes alluded to in the fantasy world of her Harry Potter novels.

According to the indictment, Ms. Casadei and Mr. Frazzetto "allegedly advised U.S. taxpayer-clients to open undeclared accounts under code or fictional names".

We all got fictional names.

(They bear no responsibility for the fictional names).

For another, sentences with fictional names are always ontologically committing.

Gregory Currie denies that fictional names like 'Sherlock Holmes' are proper names or even singular terms (Currie 1990).

One issue that did not arise is that of fictional names.

One response to this objection as far as fictional names like "Apollo", "Holmes", etc., are concerned is to reject descriptivism about ordinary names but endorse it for fictional names (see, for example, Currie (1990 158 62).