Sentence examples for more imagined from inspiring English sources

The love object in Proust is always created by the lover's imagination and better enjoyed the less possessed, the more imagined.

Price-rigging is probably often more imagined than real.

But some such communities are more imagined than others.

The fiscal crisis in the United States is more imagined than real.

Ultimately, I think, "Pasión" is more imagined than observed, more dream than reality.

'A lot of sleepiness is more imagined than real,' he grumbles.

The buildings you can still see; the music takes a bit more imagining.

Answering those questions involves more imagining, which must be reality-directed.

You could no more imagine him with a romantic partner than you could picture Gordon Gekko with a heart.

I can no more imagine him high-kicking on Top of the Pops than I can myself.

THERE was a teenager in Arizona in the 1970s who "could no more imagine longing to touch a woman than longing to touch a toaster".