Sentence examples similar to make believe country from inspiring English sources

America, which takes the view that it does not matter to the atmosphere where or how cuts are made, as long as they are made, believes countries should have more flexibility in meeting their emission targets.

"Get dressed to make believe".

Movie violence is make believe.

We can make believe.

This is pure make believe speculation.

Make believe.

She crouched during Mills' solo within the country standard "It's Only Make Believe," curled like a comma.

In the production notes for "The Price of Milk," a terminally whimsical contemporary fairy tale set in New Zealand farming country, its director, Harry Sinclair, calls the film "my dream about New Zealand, this make-believe country that seems almost empty of people, where love stories are played out in silence and loneliness".

By Amy Davidson Sorkin February 27 , 2012Hearing Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney go on about how President Obama shouldn't have said he was sorry that our troops burned some Korans by mistake, one wonders if they think that Afghanistan is a make-believe country, or a giant, nation-shaped toddler.

This week, Mr. Putin asserted that "we have no real data to claim that Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons, which makes us believe the country has no such plans".

He had to make the country believe cuts this mortally deep are necessary and that throwing so many people out of work is a price worth paying.