Sentence examples for old figment from inspiring English sources

Still only 21 years old, Figment is clearly a producer of some potential.

All these years you probably thought poor old Ichabod was a figment of Washington Irving's imagination.

Sometimes, when describing himself in the past, Grass switches to the third person, as though his old self were just another figment of his literary imagination.

In Kyoto, the main thing to note is that every simple distinction – between high and low, sacred and profane, even old and new – is something of a figment of the imagination.

I'm guessing "Amy Freeman, 46-year-old mother of three," is either a figment of Gurdon's imagination or a close friend who shared a double-shot grande vanilla latte and a similar conservative philosophy in Starbucks one morning, concluding that Gurdon could and should sound the call to those who would go to the Wall Street Journal for guidance in selecting Young Adult literature.

His examination of old texts found that – far from being a figment of the British culinary imagination – spaghetti bolognese, or spaghetti al ragù, as it would be known in Italy, dates back five centuries.

The old man could be homeless, lost or a figment of Al's imagination.

Note: You may only join Figment if you are 13 years or older.

The trust fund is a figment of legislative imagination and consists of nothing but a wishful proposal to give old people some money, later, maybe.

Readers in the know will soon realize that Kalo is a figment of Seth's imagination, but no one will doubt that his love of old New Yorker cartoons is real.

UNDER THE INFLUENCEFor a man who once wanted the word "figment" engraved on his tombstone, Andy Warhol still has a strong grip on our imagination.… OLD IS NEWThe musicals of the season hark back to the classics.