Sentences with phrase «by pure fiction»

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The whole story of gas chambers and crematoria is pure fiction, a gigantic hoax, a myth, a vicious fraud invented by World Jewry in order to gain financial reparations from Germany and global sympathy for the state of Israel.

It is pure fiction propagated by nutritionists who barely understand what they are preaching to say such things.

Purveyors of pure fiction, faith and tribal champions, driven by explosive bigotry, when the times call for for the exact opposite — universal ethos that lifts all?

In a statement, Latimer, who is the ranking minority member on the Senate Education Committee, accused Astorino of sinking to a «new low» by «using his children as political props to make points that are pure fiction.»

It's not as drastically different as what's depicted on the show, an America where the Nazis and Japanese won World War II, but still, depictions of an America besieged by Nazis and under threat of nuclear bombs is less the stuff of pure historical fiction here in the fall of 2017.

2016 Pure Fiction, Marian Goodman, Paris CCS Bard, Annandale - on - Hudson, New York Quodlibet, Lempertz, Brussels The Thea Westreich Wagner and Ethan Wagner collection, curated by Christine Macel, Elisabeth Suss man, and Elisabeth Sherman, Centre Pompidou, Paris Pure Fiction, Marian Goodman Gallery, Paris Night Thoughts, curated by Jody Graf, CCS Bard, Annan dale - on - Hudson, New York

Works by artists including Ed Atkins, Marcel Broodthaers, Michael Dean, Henri Michaux and Lili Reynaud - Dewar are enlisted to demonstrate the productive overlap of literature with visual art, illustrating the loose principle that «pure fictions do not necessarily derive from words or stories, but strike with the power of the visual language instead».

The construction of alternative realities is further explored in «Pure Fiction», a group show at Marian Goodman Gallery curated by Julie Boukobza.

4) «The idea that climate science and economics are being suppressed by a modern Lysenkoism is pure fiction.»

The idea that climate science and economics are being suppressed by a modern Lysenkoism is pure fiction.

He says stories by The Guardian that CA worked on pro-Brexit campaigns were based on «one or two data points» that they «then created an entire narrative around that that was pure fiction.»