Sentence examples for makes this imaginary from inspiring English sources

It makes this imaginary activity entirely substantial.

In addition to blaming some teachers, I also blame many of today's supercompetitive parents, who have made up this imaginary link between huge amounts of homework and getting into a better university.

This time Mr. Hill envisions an epic battle between real and imaginary worlds, makes this fight credible and creates a heroine who can recklessly crash from one realm to the other.

While Tafuri reads the end of an organic city model in the action of collages of the types implemented by Piranesi in the Iconographia Campi Martii of 1762, Kahn, isolating a fragment of the imaginary plan, makes this portion of utopia live again in one of the most important works of the Twentieth Century, the Salk Institute for Biological Studies.

We made up this imaginary world and then we got the chance to actually jump in and live in there.

New Zealand-raised, London-based performer Trygve Wakenshaw has been touring this show about "an imaginary friend who makes imaginary friends who make imaginary enemies" for two years across Australia and Europe, so Perth audiences should expect to be treated to a production that's firmly found its feet.

They imagine themselves into their historical situations, using specific details to make the imaginary concrete.

And this, in other, therapeutic, adult hands, became: The two younger children refused to collude with the imaginary creation of the elder child and so she, already pathologically dissociated from the idea of the sovereignty of other people (due to sustained violence at the hands of the father), unleashed her ability to make the imaginary happen.

"It sounded like delusion until you remembered that people made the imaginary real all the time: taking the music they heard in their head and recording it, seeing a house in their imagination and building it," Mr. Hill writes.

An enterprising Maker has managed to make the imaginary shoe-phone in Get Smart a reality.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board's (FASB) attempts to make the imaginary world of neoclassical economics real have resulted in rules which are not defensible.