Sentence examples for ideal imaginary from inspiring English sources

His essays are addressed to an ideal, imaginary friend, and this is why they still work so well: they make us feel that we, however many centuries down the line, are that friend.

In an ideal, imaginary experiment, transcription stress would be measured at positions of chromosomal gene breakage, but immediately prior to these events taking place in the individual cells that react to RECQL5 depletion.

The present results confirm the existence of a gap between the ideal, imaginary body (as assessed by the importance attached to body image, "ValBI") and the perceived body ("SatBIPA" and "SatBr") in people with psychological disorders [ 44].

Ideal these imaginary schemes were, because, in reality, the client's wishes usually intervened.

He holds that the ascription of such properties to space and time is only possible once they are recognized to be ideal, or "imaginary," and in this way Leibnizian space and time are further distinguished not only from Newtonian absolute space and time, but also from extended Leibnizian bodies.

For Romney she became a means of escape into an imaginary, ideal world.

Are you sick and tired of the search for bogus eternal romance and some imaginary ideal "soul mate"?

To… When the geneticist Francis Collins was named director of the National Institutes of Health, last summer, he became the public face of American science and… Are you sick and tired of the search for bogus eternal romance and some imaginary ideal "soul mate"?

The Invisible Woman, about a publicist married to his boss whose relationship is threatened by the appearance in his life of his imaginary ideal woman, was chosen the best comedy.

Though Cheever was gone by the time the company joined the mid-1990's downsizing frenzy, this betrayal of that imaginary ideal seems to be a source of lasting bitterness and hurt.

As with poetry, short-story collections have something of the mixtape about them, and any enthusiast of the form will, from time to time, compile an imaginary, ideal anthology.