Sentence examples for imaginary events from inspiring English sources

Trump also trades heavily in imaginary events and conspiracy theories.

The Oxford English Dictionary defines fiction as literature "concerned with the narration of imaginary events".

Encouraged to visualize episodes of violence or abuse during therapy, clients may subsequently have difficulty separating these imaginary events from reality.

Well, I have looked up the word "fiction," and here is what the dictionary says: "Prose literature, especially short stories and novels, about imaginary events and people".

Based on the 1979 US hostage crisis but flavoured with imaginary events, Affleck's thriller touches upon one of the darkest episodes in Tehran-Washington relations.

Titled simply Union, it depicts a few real and a lot of imaginary events surrounding the passing of the Act of Union between Scotland and England in 1707.

"Otherwise, I've got an imaginary event.

What is exceptional about this image in the context of the show is that it depicts not just visible facts but an event -- an imaginary event at that.

In winning Phi Beta Kappa's 2016 Ralph Waldo Emerson Award for "The Murder of William of Norwich," E.M. Rose found recognition by illuminating the real history behind an imaginary event.

Over the last eight years, the group has held a fund-raiser called the Emperor's New Clothes Gala Ball, an imaginary event that takes place on a make-believe date, Sept. 32, and has no invited guests.

"I think that people think this is folklore, like maybe this is an imaginary event that happened," Costner said.