Sentence examples similar to imaginary personage from inspiring English sources

Children are always coming up with fairy tales, some stories and imaginary personages.

Psychoanalytic feminists agree that our identity is produced out of identifications with various imaginary constructions (beauty ideals, heroic personages, our parents, or public icons).

"The Life and Work of Alphonse Kauders" is a wacky scrapbook of sayings by or about an imaginary character who, Zelig-like, inserts his visage alongside any number of history's consequential personages.

— personage.

The best-known 19th-century examples of the form are Walter Savage Landor's Imaginary Conversations (vols. 1 and 2, 1824; vol. 3, 1828; thereafter sporadically to 1853), sensitive re-creations of such historical personages as Dante and Beatrice.

She's a personage.

Comical personage, painted wood.

And the personage of dictatorship.

Neither personage is quite human.

Imaginary kingdoms.

A standard self-satisfied industry personage?" "Who?