Sentence examples for routinely imagined from inspiring English sources

The hero, Ben, seems rather routinely imagined: one of those isolated Fine Boys with a Disability who are the default heroes of too many children's books.

If it followed this view of things, Labour would at best perhaps take some hair-splitting position on the Osborne plan, opposing a cap on working tax credits and the like, but gritting its teeth and letting yet more blows rain down on that part of the population routinely imagined – even when long-term unemployment affects close to a million people – to be avoiding work and living high on the hog.

For example, H. Porter Abbot has explained that Cinderella stories are routinely re-imagined in our culture.

Turkey of the Year Dear Lupin, Apollo Theatre Insufferably smug; not nearly as funny as it imagined; routinely misogynist.

Guns are routinely drawn over real or imagined affronts, and a single instance of violence can still erupt into a retaliatory chain of killings.

Could it really be, as Smith contends, about free speech as imagined by a movement whose members routinely threaten journalists with death and make no secret of their desire to silence political opponents?

Imbuing a restaurant with a sense of age, real or imagined, is nothing new in a city that routinely bulldozes its history.

The use of a song as revenge for insults, real or imagined, is quite common in the hip-hop world, where rappers routinely use their material to abuse other artists.

Villains of the Arab Spring have routinely blamed rebellion against their authority on external forces, and insisted the populace unite against this imagined enemy.

Her harrowing domestic situation — she's routinely degraded by a sadistic husband (Eddie Marsan) — turns out to be worlds removed from what he had imagined.

Different models could be imagined.