I hate TripAdvisor because the top listing in one Italian town was utterly fictitious.
As he wrote in "The Elsewhere Community": "The dividing line between high and low culture is utterly fictitious.
We will only begin to confront the magnitude of our choice when and if we stop being distracted by small, let alone utterly fictitious, things.
Tully was the publisher of the Arizona Republic, and claimed a spectacular, and utterly fictitious, military record as a fighter pilot — a fraud that was reported, in 1985, by his own newspaper.
In our fictitious example, Jack wants to buy a condo, sell the house and get half of the sales proceeds.
The SEC also found 80 cases of utterly fictitious revenues and 21 cases of improperly valued revenue, such as the right-of-return cases mentioned earlier.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Overview of the methodology, applied to a fictitious example.
This manipulation consists of four steps, described below (see Fig. 2 for a fictitious example).
A fictitious example might be: "To achieve a better understanding of the wobble constant using a combination of spectral fuzziness telemetry and second-sight kinetics".
In one of three densely conceived, though, the author is careful to warn, utterly fictitious scenarios, President Bush launches Operation Boundless Fortitude after Iran's religious leader Ali Khameini announces baldly that his nation has manufactured weapons-grade fissionable material enriched to nearly 100% (in lieu of 5% enrichment for peaceful nuclear reactors).
Forget Oprah's public acknowledgement that that much of the book was a pack of lies, we've known for weeks that this work was utterly fictitious -- ie definitely not a work of nonfiction.
