Sentence examples for no imaginary from inspiring English sources

No imaginary he said/she said.

And there's no imaginary source of the booty.

What separates Kim Hastreiter from the run of ordinary power people is that no imaginary velvet rope cordons off her cohort of acquaintances and friends.

A few years ago, Jacques Chirac invented the word "abracadabrantesque". What he meant to say was: "No imaginary storyline for the soap opera of French politics could ever surpass the outlandish reality".

There was no postmatch jig from Andrea Petkovic on Monday night: no playful smile, no shake of the arms, no wiggle of the bottom, no imaginary smoke blown from the muzzle of an imaginary pistol.

Yet fans of the early Gibson may be mystified to discover that it features no imaginary futuristic technologies or hallucinogenic descriptive passages about cyberspace - a word he invented in 1982.

And no, "The Imaginary Invalid," "Tartuffe," "School for Scandal" or any other Moliere standards are not the opening and closing events of the season.

No longer the imaginary representation of a perfect society, it entered history, in Ernst Bloch's words, in the shape of a "spirit of utopia" which provides the content of the "hope principle," i.e. the idea of a better future for people in this world.

Perhaps the most obvious objection to idealism is that it makes real things no different from imaginary ones both seem fleeting figments of our own minds, rather than the solid objects of the materialists.

"Oh, no!" David Gregory's imaginary voter says, "I really don't like Obama's positions on anything, BUT I MUST HONOR HISTORY".

Combining (q > 0), we can see that equation (3.5) has no real root, so equation (3.2) has no purely imaginary root.