Sentence examples for imaginary figment from inspiring English sources
The distance between this role and his plummy assurance as Chaucer in "A Knight's Tale" or the thoughtful imaginary figment in "A Beautiful Mind" is evidence that he's someone to whom attention should be paid, as it should to "Gangster No. 1".
I've already talked about James Richards, match.com's wholly imaginary figment of burning priapic lust.
well, here's to imaginary figments and theories that fall apart in practice; i suspect those are the sort of delightful little surprises that make this journey to a six foot hole in the ground so very entertaining.
Perhaps the most obvious objection to idealism is that it makes real things no different from imaginary ones both seem fleeting figments of our own minds, rather than the solid objects of the materialists.
"White genocide" is a figment of the white supremacist imaginary, that when scrutinized boils down to the same anti-miscegenation that's always been at the heart of white supremacist thought.
Perhaps the big reveal is not just that Slater's character Mr Robot is Elliot and Darlene's father, and also dead, a figment of Elliot's hallucinating, disturbed personality, but that Elliot has been "hacking" us, the viewer, the imaginary friend he's been telling everything to.
So Pete, self-righteously brushing imaginary dust off himself in Trudy's kitchen while his girlfriend goes to see Oh! Calcutta on her own, is really Tammy's figment.
Flavor is a cognitive figment.
