"imaginary question" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a question that is not real or based on reality, but rather created in one's imagination. Example: "In his novel, the author posed an imaginary question to the protagonist - what would have happened if he had made a different choice?".
The imaginary question mark floated over the top of the parliament building in Canberra, but the denizens were too intent on their various intrigues to notice.
Yet a more convincing outcome is unlikely.Thanks to the vagaries of the electoral law, the centre-left (A in the imaginary question) has an outright majority in the Chamber of Deputies.
In a dissent this term about a labor dispute resolved on a technicality, which unfairly deprived the plaintiff of her day in court, she wrote, "The court today resolves an imaginary question, based on a mistake the courts below made about this case and others like it".
As the interview drew nearer I ran answers to imaginary questions past people, and they suggested additional questions to think about.
We'll now take your imaginary questions.
"Underground," set to music by composers and groups that include Jonathan Bepler and Broken Social Scene, juxtaposes surging all-out dancing with spoken text in which a man holding out an imaginary microphone questions young activists.
Talk to the paper spider and if you know a lot about spiders, ask the imaginary happy spider questions that you know the answer to but pretend it's telling you.
The two men passed the days, and maintained their sanity, by peppering each other with questions, cooking imaginary meals, singing "White Christmas".
My good readers opened new avenues for me: Dr. Lizzie R. questioned my imaginary doctors discussing their imaginary patients with other patients, which led me to have my fun with the privacy policies we all sign without reading.
Rees-Mogg, who had earlier dismissed the whole Irish-border question as an "imaginary" problem, also chided Varadkar for what he deemed to be the Irish leader's "immaturity".
Salmansohn asks that I ask myself the following questions about these imaginary men.
