Sentence examples for imaginary land from inspiring English sources
These and other gastronomic features of the imaginary land vary from culture to culture.
And yet the overall effect is not an imaginary land but a very real glimpse of 17th-century Holland.
Cockaigne, also spelled Cockayne, imaginary land of extreme luxury and ease where physical comforts and pleasures are always immediately at hand.
Even though Quentin discovers that magic is eminently real and that he's got talent for it, he still pines for the imaginary land of Fillory.
And the dancers invented an imaginary land of their own named after a slang word (unprintable in most newspapers) for a lower region of the body.
Thomas More engaged with Epicureanism more openly in his most famous work, "Utopia," in which the inhabitants of his imaginary land are convinced that "either the whole or the most part of human happiness" lies in the pursuit of pleasure.
"The Writer's Map: An Atlas of Imaginary Lands," edited by Huw Lewis-Jones (Chicago).
The Writer's Map: An Atlas of Imaginary Lands edited by Huw Lewis-Jones is published by Thames and Hudson next month.
There is nothing more exciting than settling into a book and allowing yourself to be whisked away to imaginary lands, secret gardens or chocolate factories.
In this case, the researchers opted to use both approaches to learning, by providing their young volunteers with iPads onto which several maps of imaginary lands had been loaded.
Some sent Carroll's plucky protagonist into other imaginary lands others sent different protagonists to encounter the Mad Hatter or the Cheshire Cat. Some promoted conservative agendas, others advocated feminism or socialism.
