Sentence examples for imagined state from inspiring English sources

This imagined state of affairs might be called the "financial singularity", analogous to the hypothetical future technological singularity, when computers replace human intelligence.

While Channel 4 is not returning to Utopia, the broadcaster occupied an awards version of its own imagined state, with its documentary series Educating Yorkshire picking up best non-scripted entertainment at the Emmys.

We all have, somewhere within, a lowercase puritan who wants to hold the barbarians outside the gate, keep things as they are or return them to an imagined state of grace.

It's unique in that sense but I literally despise anyone who's comparing it to dystopia, and here's why: When you search for the definition of dystopia, it starts off by saying, 'an imagined state where everything is unpleasant or bad.' The Glade is unpleasant and it is imagined, but unlike The Arena in The Hunger Games, it's not all bad.

Do the other assumptions of Hobbes's philosophy license the existence of this imagined state of isolated individuals pursuing their private judgments?

More generally, quarantining is manifest to the extent that proto-beliefs and proto-attitudes concerning the imagined state of affairs are not treated as beliefs and attitudes relevant to guiding action in the actual world.

In "Vestiges from a Dream Pool", Lau presents imagined states of being, and the objects flourish with absence and change, where our impact on nature becomes nature's impact on us.

But no money was specifically set aside, and today, when it comes to a choice between live teachers or firemen and dead fish, it is hard to imagine state legislators making the Salton Sea's health a priority.

Some imagine states occupying a separate sphere from the federal government.

The conceptual space of the future is believed to perform the function of tabula rasa for the human mind's creativity in transcending current trends mentally and imagine states of the world, which are, so to speak, 'constitutive outside' for the actual social life.

This is Iraq under a future Islamic state, as imagined in "State of Superstition," a hit comedy on state-run Al Iraqiya TV.