Sentence examples for imaginary concern from inspiring English sources
Fears that the medical establishment will big-foot the psychologists' business is not an imaginary concern these days.
The case being argued - MicroWonder, Inc. vs. Environmental Genetics Laboratories, Inc. - was imaginary, concerning itself with certain constitutional questions.
One of Boehm's Socratic dialogues with his imaginary student concerns defense by the third player.
In the book's introduction, Rankine and Loffreda explain that the racial imaginary is concerned not with who has the right to write about race but, rather, with where the desire comes from, and how to detect when race is "taking up residence in the creative act".
The violence that McCrory fears is imaginary, but the concerns of the transgender community are not.
In ordinary algebra, it was the use of negative numbers and imaginary numbers that caused concern.
Most of Urbed's essay concerned an imaginary town called Uxcester – a modified version of York – but it chose Oxford as real-life test case.
In L.A. all of these worlds have come together, as film and entertainment industries have created imaginary cities and identities of concern.
The "what ifs" can be projections of our fear, largely imaginary, but they can also be rooted in real concern.
They were concerned not with imaginary visions but with documenting the history of their tribes.
Glyn Maxwell's libretto is based on a novel by Philip Pullman, and its fantastical plot, which roams through imaginary landscapes peopled by spirits, concerns the young heroine Lila's ambition to outdo her firework-maker father.
