Sentence examples for it is imaginary from inspiring English sources

"I don't give patients the runaround and say it is imaginary pain," she said.

To the Hermitage is a work of fiction in that much of it is imaginary, and for want of a better word you could call it a novel, but it doesn't really feel like one.

Baldwin's argument throughout Raoul Peck's 95-minute film is that the Black American long ago accepted what America continues to ignore: democracy is not actually democratic; it is imaginary, much like the prevailing idea that currently dominates our news feeds, the good old "things are better" adage.

If you want to make a new map you should either observe the area you want to map or sketch one out if it is imaginary.

But for all it's imaginary natural beauty, Westeros affords its denizens lives that are, for the most part, nasty, brutish and short.

It's imaginary (though people can leave it and go to real places).

"When you pick up a book, everyone knows it's imaginary.

OK, it's imaginary watching of imaginary people, but that's how I do it - they are written from the outside in.

It was imaginary, of a place that no longer exists, the realm of dusty maps and fairy tales and myths, and yet for my entire childhood it was who I was.

Mr. Landry had one health-related development, but it was imaginary: since moving into the house, he has experienced some hypochondria; it seems that living there has made him uncomfortably conscious of the lack of antimicrobial coatings elsewhere.

It's imaginary.' As well as the continuing irritation about the alter ego question, however hard he tries to break new ground, there will always be disappointed readers harking back to 'the early work'.