Sentence examples for imaginary presentation from inspiring English sources
In Sartre's words, every "imaginary presentation of the world" is an act of "a" freedom speaking to "other" freedoms about possible ways of engaging freedom in the world.
Hence, Sartre's definition of the literary work, which applies broadly to all works of art: "… an imaginary presentation of the world inasmuch as it requires human freedom" (1948a, 45).
I had a vivid imagination as a child and gave imaginary presentations using my ViewMaster reels, but nothing helped me in school.
Writer presents an imaginary dialogue between Pres.
Presentation of an overview of imaginary creatures, animals, and myths created throughout human history (stimulating process).
In its aim to "enliven morality with wit, and to temper wit with morality," The Spectator adopted a fictional method of presentation through a "Spectator Club," whose imaginary members extolled the authors' own ideas about society.
They then selected images from the agency's publicly-available presentations to provide insight into the "cultural imaginary" vocabularies of the agents who created them.
Much of this criticism misses the point, harking back to a largely imaginary past in which the big issues of the day were thrashed out in parliament, and particularly in the presentation of alternative policy platforms by party leaders.
At her presentation, Steinmetz explored the idea of what makes a brand with her own branded water, pens and imaginary logos.
In the presentation, he logs on to Facebook and sees that his friend Ella has just become a fan of Bryce Computers, an imaginary electronics retailer and Acxiom client.
