Sentence examples for imaginary competition from inspiring English sources

Soldaat has a big, raucous laugh, and the idea of that imaginary competition absolutely killed her.

The film's plot involves an imaginary competition among bands, all of them in reality Prince's creations, shot in a Minneapolis club where Prince often played.

The only way to promote female rappers is to pit them against each other, she complains: "It pushes the gaps between us – girl rappers are afraid to work together because we get fixed in these imaginary competitions.

The second ad, which will first run on Jan . 4 shows four children tobogganing down a hill, a race that becomes an imaginary Olympic bobsled competition.

The roles and competition of imaginary and real part contributions are investigated to understand these phenomena.

An interesting red shift of central wavelength of the diffraction spectrum in large thickness is observed and explained by analyzing the competition of imaginary and real part contributions.

Another interesting phenomenon is that an diffraction spectral hole appears at the absorption center at thickness larger than about 10μ m [17], which results from the weakness of imaginary part contributions in the competition in the cases with large thickness.

Shamefully, it proved to be the last big building in England for the Smithsons, but schemes for architectural competitions, projects (real and imaginary), furniture designs and essays continued to flow forth, if anything at a faster pace.

Their $100,000 stakes are imaginary, but those who survive this investment competition could pocket a very real $500,000.

Our premise is that competition is the wrong kind of imaginary; that we are trapped by an idea of the externally competitive city as a basis for economic success.

This process of change is characterised by the dominant discourses of competition, accountability and excellence, which produce an imaginary of a seemingly disembodied researcher.