Sentence examples for imaginary filling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Albee's Nevelson joins a veritable kick line of painters, sculptors and photographers, real and imaginary, filling theaters this season.

Mr. Romney mocked the "Julia" graphic in a speech in Michigan this month, calling it a "cartoon" and dismissed the "imaginary life filled with happy milestones" it portrays.

Anyone who says it doesn't is living in an imaginary world filled with unicorns and the Lollipop Guild.

A battle of "far colder" versus "such speed" may not be very likely to catch on with the larger public the way the imaginary "tastes great/less filling" contest did for Miller Lite.

It invites subjects to cope with imaginary frustrations by filling in the blank speech bubbles of cartoon men in trying situations; in each illustration, a second figure with an already-filled-in speech bubble amplifies or explicates the frustration being depicted.

For veteran harvesters, this promise of exhilaration drives the imaginary gardens of winter, filling the beds over and over.

A vanity project of the musician Damon Albarn (of Blur) and the cartoonist Jamie Hewlett, the group has been a mild artistic success, a tremendous commercial one and an even bigger achievement as proof of the power of clever marketing, creating an imaginary market and then filling it.

The great-looking character style of the first has been further refined, filling this imaginary world with appealing faces and intricate plumage, color bursting and completely in sync with the eye-popping frivolity going on, most of it seen from a bird's eye view.

For the uninitiated, fantasy football is a statistical competition in which participants draft real-life N.F.L. players to fill imaginary teams.

And does Melinda seem so beguiling because Dr. Bruckner is finally ready to fall in love again or is he just fixating on this imaginary person to fill the void in his life?

I filled an imaginary pot with water and lit an imaginary stove.