Sentence examples for a collection of imaginary from inspiring English sources

The same qualities pervade Cindy Kane's painting "Treasures" (2005), depicting a collection of imaginary stuffed animals, toys and other things that are often a part of the fantasy life of children.

Is religion a collection of imaginary and absurd beliefs that contribute to prejudice, intolerance and violence?

Henderson has taken notes from Jorge Luis Borges's Book of Imaginary Beings, a collection of fictional animals published in 1967.

James McGirk on "Imaginary Oklahoma," a collection of depictions of Oklahoma, written by authors who have never been there.

"Sait-On Jamais?," which translates roughly as "One Never Knows," is a reflection on romantic happenstance that extends a theme that ran through Ms. Kent's last album, "Breakfast on the Morning Tram," a collection of songs about travel, real and imaginary.

Not long ago, Cucinelli published a collection of Obama's speeches, preceded by an imaginary dialogue between Obama and Marcus Aurelius, compiled from their respective quotations.

That year she also coedited The Racial Imaginary: Writers on Race in the Life of the Mind, a collection of responses from the literary community to an "open letter" on the subject of writing and race.

A collection of shaggy dog detective stories by Paul Auster – three main plot lines linked by reappearing names, in some cases revealed to be imaginary beings invented by other characters.

A collection of sonnets?

A collection of songs?

A collection of Tintin comics.