Sentence examples for imaginary tourist from inspiring English sources
At ArtSway in the New Forest, Chong-Kwan has created, then photographed, a place she calls Terroir, an imaginary tourist resort whose inhabitants are in thrall to vegetables of monumental scale.
"Scenic views abound", a picture of tourists on the moon, is shown alongside "Extruded Hilbert Curve over a charged Hexagonal Truchet Pattern", a mathematical image from a world that is in some ways more real than an imaginary lunar tourist trap.
The toys, manufactured between the 1850s and 1940s, represent real and imaginary infrastructure and tourist attractions in Europe and America.
Locals, he said, would typically alert tourists to recognize "an imaginary line" two or three meters wide between the calm water and where it could become dangerous.
This awakening happened on the small island of Gemia, part of a land- and seascape that is so overlooked by British tourists that it might as well be imaginary.
But whether enjoying imaginary chats with her GPS device or pausing to badger innocent tourists with uncomfortable questions about their holiday snapshots, she's never as dysfunctional as the film's premise -- or its comedy -- requires.
Reporting the first stage of research evaluating responses of study abroad students to a course in Australian Studies, the findings demonstrate strong correspondence between the imagery of Australia circulated by tourism marketers and the imaginaries inscribed into these student tourists.
Imaginary characters in an imaginary world.
TERF fears are imaginary.
I don't mean the double-decker tourist buses that, half empty, warily circle the city, like dazed displaced troop… NEW YORK JOURNAL about the writer's daughter's imaginary playmate, Charlie Ravioli.
