Sentence examples for imaginary ideas from inspiring English sources

Removed from its full context, the image seems to vibrate in haunting space, setting up a slow sequence of perceptual sensations and inviting imaginary ideas about location.

I wouldn't apply it to poets, to novelists and others who specialise in imaginary ideas.

contradictory ideas (or, as Bolzano usually prefers to call them, imaginary ideas) cannot even have an object (WL I, 315 ff., WL III, 405 f ., examples being [a round polygon], [a round square], [a triangle that is quadrangular], [a regular pentagon], [a wooden iron tool], [an equilateral rectangular triangle] (WL I, 305, 315, 317, 321, 324, WL II, 329).

Giles's reflections struck me as romantic and grounded in an imaginary idea rather than the reality of the 99%.

(Francisco said that he would "expect" that any Cabinet member "would refuse to comply or resign in the face of a plainly unconstitutional order"; whether that is itself an imaginary idea is a principle that may be tested even before the Court rules in this case).

First get an imaginary idea of you car design and put it in a piece of paper and then divide each part into different geometrical figures.

I've had to update my list of imaginary dystopian policy ideas (charging migrants for using A&E services, withdrawing from the European convention on human rights, using water cannon against rioters), as real proposals from the headbanger Tory right moved into the mainstream.

Despite hitting on the imaginary fun fair idea, Tardy still felt that something was missing.

Instead, he exhibited a neat grid of 1,000 exhibition catalogues, typed in one sitting and comprising a satirical list of 1,000 ideas for imaginary artworks, among them: "403 Earthworks piece, mixed media" and "978 Henry Moore revisited for the 10th time piece".

The website is less about men's rights and more about anti-feminist ideas and the imaginary monsters which those ideas create.

You might want to look at other imaginary species to get ideas.