Sentence examples for some imagined from inspiring English sources

The BBC has to cater to the audience it has, not to some imagined vision of Britain that lives on only in the Church's imagination.

Or at least not as swiftly as some imagined.

He was also beset by illnesses, some real and some imagined.

His hands flailed, as though reaching for some imagined object just out of his grasp.

Some are history buffs, guys who believe in the sanctity of some imagined past.

Yet this development has nothing to do with some imagined spike in public-sector unionism.

And being a proud man, he was always walking out on some imagined or real slight.

Is the bliss of making in fact contingent upon some imagined communion with another person?

This insouciantly provocative nude is gratuitously offered to the eye of some imagined sultan.

But we still expect the architects of individual buildings to conform to some imagined objective ideal.

"I don't want the poem to talk down to some imagined audience," she said.