Rather like a music-hall Eddie Izzard (another funny bloke in a dress), who jots imaginary notes-to-self on his palm, Kaler keeps a verbal running tally of what gets a laugh and what doesn't.
In front of audiences, he's known for sheepishly patting down his pockets, looking for imaginary notes.
We'd shake our heads disapprovingly, scribble imaginary notes on a clipboard, and then walk away.
His fingers move rhythmically, almost in a trance, playing the imaginary notes in the air.
These essays are not imaginary CliffsNotes; they stand alone and reveal Steiner at his most complex: irascible and passionate, erudite and self-absorbed, determined to engage the most difficult cultural problems.
Now while McCain's imaginary questioner notes "the difficulty in measuring things like soil carbon sequestration," the conservative nominee seems unaware that soil science has completely passed him by.
The adaptive reuse of wooden fragments conjures up imaginary musical notes referring to the work's title, "Sweet Georgia Brown," where the artist pays homage to his love of baseball and his hometown memories of neighbor and baseball legend, Hank Aaron, accented with the permanent stains of Georgia's famed red clay.
(In his charming 1996 memoir of wrestling and writing, "The Imaginary Girlfriend," Irving noted, "When I start the phone calls, especially at night, I have to stop somewhere. If I keep going, I get in a mood to call everybody").
More reasonable, more inept, more indolent, I have preferred to write notes upon imaginary books".
Note that the imaginary part, I g l, m, g l 0, m 0, is not equal to zero but constitutes an extra interference after propagation through the channel with complex impulse response.
