Sentence examples for an imaginary realm from inspiring English sources

It is a supremely handsome production, which situates the story in an imaginary realm adjacent to tsarist Russia.

The situations described in this narrative were real enough, but they took place in an imaginary realm that conferred on them the quality of a universal allegory.

Mark Edward Lewis, a historian at Stanford, has described the ancient, continuous Chinese empire as based upon "an imaginary realm created within texts".

When I became convinced that nothing on this earth could cure me of my fear of public speaking, I strapped on a virtual-reality headset and visited an imaginary realm.

But the nation's top diplomat reminds me more of Don Quixote, lost in an imaginary realm of chivalry.

Why the fuck would we hold the writer of this show up to any public scrutiny for creating an imaginary realm where old, fat men fuck teenage women in every episode?

He began writing the first drafts of his mythology about Middle-earth, as he recalled, "by candle light in bell-tents, even some down in dugouts under shell fire". In 1917, recuperating from trench fever, Tolkien composed a series of tales involving "gnomes," dwarves and orcs engaged in a great struggle for his imaginary realm.

Several of my writer friends say they have similar experiences on the train, finding a sense of communion with the imaginary realm that doesn't happen at our homes and offices.

In Coming Back to Earth, Geering calls upon us to complete the work of the Second Axial Age by bringing the sacred banished to an imaginary heavenly realm in the wake of the First Axial Age back to earth.

'La Bohème' For Baz Luhrmann, Broadway was an imaginary romantic realm that he first encountered watching Fred Astaire movies while growing up in a tiny town north of Sydney called Heron's Creek.

In "The Marquise of O," the devil takes over for once, the paint cracks early on, and the rest of the movie's action is an effort to wrestle the devil back into the imaginary realm, to repair the damage to the social edifice.