Sentence examples for distinctive imaginary from inspiring English sources
The original book, a prototype of the graphic novel, remained a one-off that was never developed into a series, and depends on character, jokes and word-play set in a highly distinctive imaginary world of grime and slime.
The external appearance and even tread pattern have distinctive designs that emphasize real or imaginary internal components, which provide cushioning or control torsion of the foot.
How distinctive can the voice of my imaginary egalitarian hero be if he is surviving in an era when everyone goes to great lengths to sound more egalitarian than thou?
Successful national independence movements usually have five things going for them: a deep sense of grievance against the existing order; a reasonably clear (even if invented) idea of a distinctive national identity; a shared (albeit largely imaginary) narrative of the national past; a new elite-in-waiting; and a vision of a future society that will be better because it is self-governing.
The special qualities of playfulness in Calder — his love of soft water and small wind, of the safe outdoors, of imaginary animals easily tamed — belong to a distinctive thread of modern art, the kind that William Empson, in his great discussion of childhood and play in the "Alice" books, called "the child as swain," reanimating nature with unconscious poetic wisdom more than with innocence.
On Hinduism, Periyar believed that it was a religion with no distinctive sacred book (bhagawad gita), or origins, but to be an imaginary faith preaching the "superiority" of the Brahmins, the inferiority of the Shudras, and the untouchability of the Dalits (Panchamas).
His painted dreams, imaginary landscapes, mythical animals, romantic creatures, and classical figures in vivid distinctive hues became fixtures of storybooks and part of the vernacular.
Djokovic loves apeing the notorious McEnroe temper, and that distinctive left-handed serve – like somebody trying to serve around the corner of an imaginary building, as Clive James once so splendidly put it.
Imaginary characters in an imaginary world.
TERF fears are imaginary.
