Sentence examples for imaginary progress from inspiring English sources

Thus they arranged them in an imaginary progress culminating now in the Beautiful, now in the Tragic, now in the Humorous.

But we don't need the imaginary progress of Graham to marvel at human evolution: who would have guessed a couple of years ago that a model of a deformed human designed to remind us of our own fragile existence would pass for a jolly diversion in 2016?

And judging from past experience, U.S. officials will not, in fact, take action — they'll continue to make excuses, to tout imaginary diplomatic progress, and, in general, to confirm China's belief that they are paper tigers.

Seattle Sounders too, managed to lay the ghost of their thrashing at the hands of Santos Laguna in last year's quarter final, by storming back to beat Tigres in the quarter-final (establishing a small landmark in that imaginary MLS progress ladder by beating a Mexican side in the knockout rounds — and giving us the unlikely vision of Djimi Traore scoring a rocket from distance).

Last year, the State Department lifted the administration's hold on selling arms to Bahrain's military, citing largely imaginary "meaningful progress on human rights reforms".

There are currently several options available to our imaginary consortium for making progress.

First let's plot the pace of technological progress and wealth creation throughout history on an imaginary graph.

Caught in the mazes of his incantations, waving his arms as if to bat away a swarm of imaginary flies, Sello Maake ka-Ncube becomes more African as the play progresses, but not more intricate.

The fact that the word "Podunk" is usually used to signify an imaginary place - a small town "typical of placid d llness and lack of contact with the progress of the world" - is disputed.

When so-called progress killed this splendid occupation, he came up with a new business: taping vanity broadcasts of imaginary sporting events, where the customer became the star.

As an alternative option, the teacher can plan and create imaginary worlds/environments to be assigned to students [ 19], so that the teacher can manage each step of progress.