Sentence examples for imaginary history from inspiring English sources

It is important to him that everything he makes has this kind of imaginary history, a Genesis myth.

And as you'll notice, in both cases the imaginary history just happened to be one more comfortable to status quo interests.

The result is "By the Way, Meet Vera Stark," an imaginary history that, like other of Ms. Nottage's plays, weaves the personal with the political.

Seeing it concretized as an imaginary history, and placed in the near future — in just two years, in 1991 — made it seem more real and familiar.

His extensive travels in the western United States are reflected in works such as a series of cartoons on birds of the West and a series of 29 paintings entitled "An Imaginary History of the West" (1918 20).

The point, then, is that the seemingly worldly-wide cynicism that seems to be the last defense against the economically obvious is in fact based on an imaginary history that looks nothing like what actually happened.

The Dravidian race theory originated in 19th century European scholarship when colonial and evangelical interests used linguistics and ethnic studies to formulate imaginary histories and races.

Ms. Coyne worked nearby as the administrative director of the Museum of Jurassic Technology, a meta-museum filled with imaginary natural history and assorted magic.

In the parody, dreamed up by Scott King, who wrote and filmed "Treasure Island" with a 1936-vintage camera, a body outfitted with false papers and letters describing an imaginary personal history is kept in an office where Samuel Nick Offermann), a mathematician specializing in code, collaborates with Frank Lance Bakerr), a linguist.

The older persons may tell their life history freely with no beginning and no end, perhaps as an imaginary story, and if staff comes along "on the trip in a reciprocity relationship" a meaningful daily life can be created.

paper inspires an imaginary story.