Sentence examples for imaginary ideal from inspiring English sources

For Romney she became a means of escape into an imaginary, ideal world.

Are you sick and tired of the search for bogus eternal romance and some imaginary ideal "soul mate"?

The Invisible Woman, about a publicist married to his boss whose relationship is threatened by the appearance in his life of his imaginary ideal woman, was chosen the best comedy.

Though Cheever was gone by the time the company joined the mid-1990's downsizing frenzy, this betrayal of that imaginary ideal seems to be a source of lasting bitterness and hurt.

As with poetry, short-story collections have something of the mixtape about them, and any enthusiast of the form will, from time to time, compile an imaginary, ideal anthology.

It's classy and airy, although so stylishly produced (with French house guru Cassius) that it can feel like a soundtrack to an imaginary Ideal Home exhibition of laboratory-like perfection.

Excerpted from the Cervantes novel, the ballet sees the elderly Don (Petr Stasyunas) mistaking the innkeeper's Kitri for Dulcinea, his imaginary feminine ideal, and in the process helping her to outwit her father, who wants to marry her off to Gamache (Soslan Kulaev), a rich fop.

While the fair itself might not serve as the inspiration for a utopian society, several projects at this year's Art Basel invoke the notion of the imaginary, the ideal, and the impossible.

His essays are addressed to an ideal, imaginary friend, and this is why they still work so well: they make us feel that we, however many centuries down the line, are that friend.

It is childish to expect this imaginary friend, the ideal reader, to be embodied in another person, perhaps especially in another writer, whose expectations are comparably — which doesn't mean compatibly — childish.

In an imaginary world, the ideal study would start from first exposure and follow all study participants until the end of their lives.