Sentence examples for imaginary men from inspiring English sources

They depict imaginary men and women, head on or in silhouette, in African garb, and in deep, swimmy colors -- portraits as modest and charming as the work that made Mr. Ofili famous is outsize and occasionally over the top.

Head first to the STUDIO MUSEUM IN HARLEM (144 West 125th Street, (212 864-4500) for "AFRO MUSES": a selection of delirious watercolors by the British artist CHRIS OFILI, of imaginary men and women, head on or in silhouette, ornate, in deep, swimmy colors.

Salmansohn asks that I ask myself the following questions about these imaginary men.

Imaginary men have been rescuing make-believe princesses from evil kings and dragons since the age of mythology, when Perseus put the kibosh on a sea monster.

Now the Tony- Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning actress has written an epistolary memoir in an original and strikingly effective form: letters to real and imaginary men in her life, from former boyfriends to the uncle of the baby she adopted.

Another drawing shows a blotchy, fraught, imaginary man; then a swooning, net-like grid.

Meanwhile, another private company, one operated by the artist Tom Sachs, is gearing up for an imaginary manned expedition to Mars.

Writer has a conversation with an imaginary man who has a couple of drinks with him in his living room, in the morning.

Writer has a conversation with an imaginary man who has a couple… Writer deplores the careless English he hears today in England and the U.S.

At the end of "La Vie Matérielle," she describes an encounter with an imaginary man, a hallucination, as if this man were perfectly real.

Emotionally adrift and often alone in the apartment they share (expertly observed in its cluttered grunginess by the set designer Rachel Hauck), Heidi has also forged a new friendship, in this case with an imaginary man named Kwan Louis Ozawa Changchienn).