Sentence examples for a kind of imaginary from inspiring English sources

Binswanger describes this as a "kind of imaginary pain".

Like most local residents, the Treviño family treated the border as a kind of imaginary line.

"It's no over-claim to say that Melody Maker was both an education and a kind of imaginary best mate".

Gehry's Guggenheim is completely new, shrugs off the past and exists solely in a kind of imaginary future.

Eight years later so much of Chicago had infiltrated this Boston-sized city that I had a kind of imaginary place so I renamed it Kindle County.

The major miscalculation in "Wonderful World" is the presence of a dream figure, known as the Man (Philip Baker Hall), who appears to Ben now and then as a kind of imaginary therapist.

This manifesto argues for a different kind of imaginary: the "grounded city".

Candidates are bloviating about all kinds of imaginary or exaggerated threats, while ignoring the most crucial one.

On Tuesday I was right there with everyone else, listening to the tapes and wishing all kinds of imaginary ills on Justice Antonin Scalia.

The new year is always a kind of chronological trope, an imaginary point of debarkation.

"To make a kind of novel up using imaginary arguments is not sticking to reality," he said.