Sentence examples for imaginary someone from inspiring English sources

*Another lame thing nobody is ever allowed to do again is start a blog post by telling an imaginary someone "we need to talk".

Then an idea arrived from nowhere, as though delivered by an imaginary spaceman: someone should replace the "Gravity" soundtrack with "The Dark Side of the Moon".

I didn't want to dress like Siouxsie Sioux, or act out the role of an imaginary female, someone who had more to do with them than with me.

Then an idea arrived from nowhere, as though delivered by an imaginary spaceman: someone should replace the "Gravity" soundtrack with "The Dark Side of the Moon". That would be entertaining, maybe.

Finally, someone will understand you the way only an imaginary person can.

If you are in a parking lot and feel someone is following you, start making noise -- talk to yourself loudly, talk to an imaginary person, or pretend to talk on your cell phone.

At the end of each entry, he devises an imaginary conversation between someone who likes the place and someone who doesn't, in the form of pluses and minuses.

Somebody who lives in their own world and cares about imaginary things -- someone who was a real girl and not like a princess or a fairy or something," Julianne agreed.

"Shouldn't your imaginary playmate be someone you tell secrets to and, I don't know, sing songs with?

So I'm creating an imaginary scenario where someone on the front line stops and asks one of the people who's benefitting financially to come and join them: "Would you come and fight for this cause?" When they say "of course not", would you still choose that method of moving forward, or would you do something cleverer?

People can also contribute usage examples to provide some imaginary context, as someone did by remixing the first sentences of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice with the tendencies of Republican voters.