Sentence examples for wholly fictitious from inspiring English sources
"Citizen Kane" is the story of a wholly fictitious character.
It is, indeed, at precisely this point that the transition begins from the concept of romance as "past history in the vernacular" to that of "a wholly fictitious story".
He is torn between a genuine fear of godly wrath on the one hand, and a mundane fear of his own army's rebellion should he disobey the godly command — one he knows may be wholly fictitious.
He said they invented a four-day trip to London, featuring talks with the Foreign Office, discussion of the US's national security council, and an agreeable but wholly fictitious luncheon party in No 10.
Instead, the filmmakers chose to invent their own third-world conflict, and rather than follow the time-honored Hollywood tradition of confecting some wholly fictitious San Something-or-other Something-or-other Something-or-otherge the actual natior of Nigeria into bloody chaos.
Instead, a cis white gay male is the focal point of a wholly fictitious movie, erasing the trans impact on the beginnings of the modern LGBTQI+ rights movement.
Kelvin MacKenzie presents his party political broadcast on behalf of the wholly-fictitious party, where he reckoned Londoners were treated "like a piggy bank" by the rest of the country.
That is completely fictitious.
That is a completely fictitious story.
Ben was also completely fictitious.
