Sentence examples for mostly in the imaginations of from inspiring English sources
Here, the crisis seems to dwell mostly in the imaginations of their lobbyists.
His backward-looking faith, austere to the bone and stripped of compassion, sought to recreate an era that exists mostly in the imaginations of fundamentalists.
The political and wider consensus supporting them could hardly be more complete while their enemies, affronted car-worshipers aside, exist mostly in the imaginations of the more suggestible cycling activists.
They are a threat that exists mostly in the imaginations of their opponents: an all-powerful, resurgent labor movement that scares investors and imperils the economy, despite representing just 11% of the US workforce.
Like an old battlefield, Jewish Kaifeng exists mostly in the imagination of the visitor.
As Steven Hyman, the former head of the National Institute of Mental Health, wrote last year, the notion that "disease mechanisms could … be inferred from drug action" has succeeded mostly in "capturing the imagination of researchers" and has become "something of a scientific curse".
Mao Zedong looms large in the imaginations of Westerners.
They're just in the imagination of the crooks.
Relatively few empirical studies have addressed the psychological dimensions involved in the imagination of the future.
The curves are in the imagination of Getzein's admirers.
Losers in landslides seldom capture the imagination of later generations.
