Sentence examples for imaginary goods from inspiring English sources

The games are free, but some players buy imaginary goods, such as virtual food for their animals.

What about people who buy fake imaginary goods?

Not show-places, therefore, but places capable of intercepting weak memories and energies dispersed over the territory, where immaterial and imaginary goods can be produced.

Incredibly, human beings are waking up early in the mornings to drive to offices to perform imaginary business in imaginary markets involving imaginary customers using imaginary money to buy imaginary goods and services instead of simply enjoying their non-imaginary and most definitely real lives with each other.

"Imaginary good is boring; real good is always new, marvellous, intoxicating".

Only the desire to recover some imaginary good from the tragedy that was empire can explain the elevation of the neoconservative ideologue Niall Ferguson to chief imperial historian on the BBC and now Channel 4. His aggressive rewriting of history, driven by the messianic fantasies of the American right, is being presented as a new revelation.

Good, imaginary times.

Some imaginary friends are good for you, some aren't.

Even while the work is being written, there is already an audience in the writer's head, a handful of imaginary listeners whose good opinion you crave.

If it's good enough for imaginary Mexicans, surely it could be good enough for the Brits?

"And if it's not doing any good," he says, working the imaginary patisserie up into a good lather, "it's just like having cake.