Sentence examples for imaginary having from inspiring English sources

In this sense, it continues to exist as imaginary, having a shared or social presence as mental space and an alternative landscape of reminiscence.

Movies — ephemeral, imaginary — have a way of sending fans in search of something real.

Chile's collective imaginary has become accustomed to natural disaster and calamity.

That rhetoric was largely nostalgic, since the Anglo monoculture of the Hansonite imaginary had, at least in the cities, already given way to multiracial cosmopolitanism.

Baudrillard argues that all of these realities have become simulations, that is, signs without any referent, because the real and the imaginary have been absorbed into the symbolic.

Lubezki worked with Cuarón on another Hora Marcada episode exploring how visits from the afterlife (whether spiritual or imaginary) have a role in assisting or preventing suicide.

This balancing act between the real and the imaginary has drawn comparisons to neorealist works such as those of Iranian directors Abbas Kiarostami and Mohsen Makhmalbaf, and Zhang has openly acknowledged the influence of Kiarostami in this film.

These frontier imaginaries have been leveraged to exact social control and 'zealously order rural space' [Philo, C., 1992. Neglected rural geographies: a review. Journal of Rural Studies 8, 193 207, 197].

It's like your imaginary friend having an imaginary friend.

The convergence becomes linear or more slower (Guo, 2004) when the QEP allows purely imaginary eigenvalues having even partial multiplicities.

Mike Brown believes the confusion results from both the real Eris and the imaginary Nibiru having extremely elliptical orbits.