Sentence examples for better imaginary from inspiring English sources

I made better imaginary contact than Higuain yesterday.

"A real kiss is better than imaginary ones," said Margaret.

In practice the article assumes the best and worst (hypothetic) network settings by simulating respectively the Scenario 200 km/h and Scenario 45 km/h; this last one hypothesizes a degradation of the current network (or better an imaginary configuration previous to the baseline), to evaluate the benefits of the current infrastructure endowment compared to this lower bound.

A lot of stuff is way better in imaginary land.

Oh wait, I just remembered some more... David Allen Coe is another character that's way better in imaginary land.

He had several failed marriages -- but then historically, poets are better off with imaginary lovers.

While Sofie had adored him, he had found her intensely irritating, so she'd invented an imaginary "better brother" called Soren Lorensen.

Few figures in American history have better weaponized the imaginary grievances of entitled people who consider themselves oppressed than Trump has.

But what the assorted leaders and parties have in common is a deep rightwing cultural conservatism suffused with nostalgia for an always better and often imaginary national past – the era before mass immigration, globalisation, Europe, and international finance destroyed, they believe, the old, white, illiberal, homogeneous nation states of Europe.

That helped improve my technique‚ because I knew that if I could draw better‚ my imaginary world would look more real.

Skelton believed painting was an asset to his comedy work, as it helped him to better visualize the imaginary props used in his pantomime routines.