Sentence examples for for some imagined from inspiring English sources

His hands flailed, as though reaching for some imagined object just out of his grasp.

It's so much easier to write for a person in your life than to write for some imagined readership, so you write something that's more intimate and true.

It is an act of supreme arrogance for Mr. Nader to consign the country to bad policies for some imagined ideological payoff down the road.

While the shops heave with festive glitters in outlandish shades for some imagined party animal most of us will never be, it seems timely to remind you that a "nude" palette is a girl's best friend year-round.

We sacrifice authenticity for some imagined and inauthentic business environment state of being.

It should not be taken as a rationale at any educational level for the development of curricula or teaching methods that have as their primary objective preparing students for some imagined next stage of development.

So, after his death of pancreatic cancer in Manhattan on Jan . 15 was the grief of his friends and colleagues exclusively for him, or for his era, or for the fall from some imagined grace among those who shared that epoch with him?

This is not only objectionable in itself it encourages ruthless types to commit horrors in the here and now for the sake of some imagined utopia, whilst pretending to themselves and others that they are actuated by the highest motives.

And we need to take action now, today, in this world, instead of waiting for justice in some imagined afterlife".

As some people are tone-deaf, I was religion-deaf, and in fact I would have thought it a misuse, even a debasement, of a work of art to turn it into a mere ancillary, a signpost to some imagined, hoped-for, but illusory experience of God.

We must, it seems, choose for a child because a child cannot choose for itself, and we must choose what is best for a child not what some imagined adult version of the child would choose for itself.