Sentence examples for imaginary words from inspiring English sources

A handful of Tatyanas write the famous love letter to Onegin, waving a quill pen or using it to write imaginary words on their own bodies.

"It is a great honor to be here today to deliver these heartfelt comments about Sony's new SXRD high-definition television," he said, squinting at some imaginary words.

In addition to the bot, Borenstein created a supplementary website called Dictionary of Fantastic Vocabulary, which is "a compendium of imaginary words and their uses".

In addition to the bot, which began in 2014, Borenstein just released a supplementary website called Dictionary of Fantastic Vocabulary, which is "a compendium of imaginary words and their uses".

Then, Fixed-point simulations of a 1024 point DFT in WiMAX see Figure 15 reveal that a 26 bit (13 real and 13 imaginary) complex word length and 20 bit complex twiddle factors are sufficient to keep quantization noise power under system noise by 15 dB at 10-3 Bit Error Rate (BER).

Don't be confused by the tendency in English and many other languages to use the word "imaginary" as opposite in meaning to the word "real" -- and neither should it be confused with the term "image".

With his choice of the word "imaginary," Lacan indeed intends to designate that which is fictional, simulated, virtual, and the like.

There are whole methods for language learning predicated on the idea that "words are imaginary" while "syllables are real".

Images from it made their way into The Imaginary, both in my words and in, at least one of, Emily Gravett's illustrations.

An imaginary answer, in other words, to real problems: the fantasy of those unwilling or unable to find the means for improving an ordinary life, searching instead for an extraordinary one.

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.