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None of this stops women from entering the field, at least fictionally.

And most of the characters are still alive; thus you can't use them fictionally."

At times, the author seems to be trying to get back at them fictionally as if this was one aim of his novel.

So they move to the fictionally named Whale Island, which he bought years before with money meant for medical school.

Although Dave Davis was real, and did indeed disappear, he is used here fictionally.

Fictionally, at least, cozying up to Christopher is a perilous prospect.

Fictionally speaking, his new book indicates that the cold war contained damaged goods with only a limited shelf life.

This reader's big why is why one writer would want to piggyback, fictionally, on another's real life?

Fictionally, it provides a way for the writer to ensure that his wizard characters can not do everything, thus eliminating conflict from the story.

Fictionally, wishes can be used as plot devices.

The Social Network fictionally suggested that the cruelty involved animal cannibalism.

The company and this advertising campaign are fictionally represented in Season five of Mad Men as a new account.

That band and its name inspired the somewhat popular (albeit entirely fictionally based) movie of the same name.

His films usually highlight a social focus, which he brings to the screen, documentarily or fictionally, by means of accurate narrative structure.

Trithemius was an adept practitioner of fictionally enhanced nonfiction.

It is from this bed (fictionally) that Reversal of Fortune is narrated.

Fictionally, Donaghy had had a relationship with Rice at an unspecified point in the past.

Christie has also been portrayed fictionally.

Sniper Alley was fictionally depicted in the film The Peacemaker.

The history of Middle-earth is to be taken fictionally as a history of the real Earth.

She is noble, decent, brave without bravado, but she is also fictionally flat.

And so, the thought comes to me, that to all these slaves of the Elsinore the Real is real because they fictionally escape it.

The conversation never took place, but even fictionally it reflects the quandary facing Major League Baseball.

This battle is fictionally depicted in the novel The Last King of Scotland.

It is fictionally impaired.