Sentence examples for an imaginary character from inspiring English sources

There is even a lower-class Satan, an imaginary character named Sam, the invention of Steele family lore.

He caresses a bushy beard and conjures an imaginary character to dramatize a favorite theme: the futility of assimilation.

He sagely remarked that Groucho "is an imaginary character who needs the other three characters to give him substance".

And by a fantasy narrative Mr. Coates invented in which an imaginary character inhabits a landscape made up of forms, textures and shapes he designed.

The pianist on this week's cover, George Booth says, "is an imaginary character, but the drawing is based on my mother, whose nickname was Mawmaw.

On his HIStory album, the song "DS" invents an imaginary character who will "stop at nothing just to get his political say.

This is one theme running through Wideman's book, caustically symbolized by a frankly imaginary character who gets a decapitated head in the mail and wonders whether he should approach it artistically, practically or philosophically.

Together they invented a grotesque imaginary character called "le Garçon" ("the Boy"), to whom they attributed whatever sort of remark seemed to them most debased.

He and Le Poittevin invented a grotesque imaginary character, called "le Garçon" (the Boy), to whom they attributed whatever sort of remark seemed to them most degrading.

"Even a historian who prides himself on rectitude as much as Starkey, if you read his history of Elizabeth, you see the creation of a partly imaginary character".

It helps to keep in mind that "storytelling" doesn't have to mean that you invent a fully imaginary character or world.