I've met people, both real and imaginary.
The paintings that his trio aim to lift come from both real and imaginary Scottish artists.
THROUGHOUT history, horses -- both real and imaginary -- have been an unending source of fascination.
The resulting formulation is reduced to one-dimension and will have both real and imaginary parts.
It is fantasy fetishized, where self-proclaimed geeks can mingle with their heroes, both real and imaginary.
"Ballads of Old New York" includes Guiterman's poems about New York events over three centuries, both real and imaginary.
To be sure, night, our oldest terror, no longer poses the perils, both real and imaginary, that it once did.
Stalin focused on the "enemies" inside his own party, both real and imaginary, in a bloody mass purge.
I keep the cupboards full and the dishwasher empty; I soothe small egos when they lose a game and kiss boo-boos, both real and imaginary.
The bush, he writes, is both real and imaginary, "in that among the life it harbours is the life of the Australian mind".
In his hand he holds a thick stick, his weapon against the world, against its irrationality, its dangers both real and imaginary.
