Sentence examples for imaginary in which from inspiring English sources

Attack the Block has some insightful things to say about the experience of being the victim of a violent crime and about juvenile crime, but most importantly it raises the question of under what terms and circumstances middle class publics in places like the US and the UK might be able to revisit the penal imaginary in which young men like Moses are cast not just as criminals but as monsters.

Time might be multi-dimensional or imaginary, in which case one asymptotically approaches a beginning singularity but never reaches it.

For Baudrillard, sign values predominate over use values and exchange values; the materiality of needs and commodity use-values to serve them disappear in Baudrillard's semiological imaginary, in which signs take precedence over the real and reconstruct human life.

Rather than fractured worlds with many civilizations like the one on which we actually live, many SETI scientists think in terms of what I call the Star Trek Imaginary, in which each world forms a civilization equivalent to a geopolitical unit on Earth.

It created an imaginary in which sex workers came to be seen as the victims of oppression.

The telenovela is, as Martín-Barbero explains, the daily stage for the most secret perversions of the social arena and, at the same time, of collective imaginaries in which people recognize themselves and are represented as those who have the right to desire and hope.

The novel is set in an imaginary future in which the world is dominated by three perpetually warring totalitarian police states.

4. Create imaginary cities in which meteorites are ensconced; provide clues by which triangulation can determine the hidden location.

It was as if he had an imaginary string in which he could tug Diaz into a rhetorical abyss.

They never met, though he once drew an imaginary meeting in which Picasso sketches a naked Hockney.

The story is set in an imaginary era in which the world is divided into four nations based on the four ancient elements: earth, air, fire and water.