Sentence examples for rather than imagined from inspiring English sources
Loosely connected, autobiographical in feel, they may be circumscribed by lived rather than imagined experience.
Spending cuts, once they are felt rather than imagined, may help too.
Filipino analysts called Cerantonio's arrest proof that the threat of extremism in the Philippines is "real, rather than imagined".
His desire to destroy Othello seems to be explained, motivated by a background of real – rather than imagined – humiliations.
The work retains a strong quality of draftsmanship; the spooky illustrations of the American artist Edward Gorey come to mind, except that Mr. Sveshnikov's visions presumably originate in real, rather than imagined, horrors.
The conclusion, published in August, was that "it remains unclear under what circumstances, and for whom, microfinance has been and could be of real, rather than imagined, benefit to poor people".
Rather than imagining surreal interiors, the sculptors Claude and Fran?s-Xavier Lalanne furnished them.
Rather than imagining dreadful Others, he took note of what other people were actually like.
"It was almost as if rather than imagining the memories, they were actually seeing them," said Carhart-Harris.
Transcription transforms the off-the-cuff spoken word into permanent, written text, from ear to page, an art form of capturing rather than imagining.
Only, Mr Reeves believes, if journalists recover their old role of being onlookers and outsiders, rather than imagining themselves as central players in the body politic.
