Sentence examples for suggest imaginary from inspiring English sources
In selecting contributors, she was drawn to recipes that "cultivate whimsy", carry specific memories, and suggest "imaginary foods", as she put it.
Cooler heads prevail in Fernando Martínez's elegant wood reliefs inspired by the Nazca lines and Maria Schön's "Macuto No. 2," an arrangement of bulbous forms that suggest imaginary mountains, overripe fruit or stucco-covered dwellings.
There are comparatively mammoth configurations of twisted, occasionally brightly colored strands that could suggest imaginary cities and there are many rather minute forms that recall objects made for divination purposes.
The basis of the structural anthropology of Lévi-Strauss is the idea that the human brain systematically processes organised, that is to say structured, units of information that combine and recombine to create models that sometimes explain the world we live in, sometimes suggest imaginary alternatives, and sometimes give tools with which to operate in it.
Find out more about the books on the shortlist: As his name suggests, Imaginary Fred is an imaginary friend, bring joy to many children, but only for a little while.
Like a space station, or perhaps like Oz itself, it suggests an imaginary haven in a hostile universe.
A traced shadow in the stairwell suggests an imaginary inhabitant, the only kind who could navigate successfully in such a confusing artificial environment.
This would permit an in-depth examination of the symptomology of bizarre fantasies given evidence suggesting that imaginary companions and related fantasies have a beneficial impact on development in TD children [ 39, 45].
I'd suggest setting up imaginary friends, Friend Lists, and realtime streams from among the talent pool of these industries.
For instance, history books suggest that had our imaginary party convened back in 1820, only one of the 10 guests would have been able to read.
His most famous series of engravings, the Carceri d'Invenzione (Imaginary Prisons), suggest the terrors of great overhanging arches, mysterious ropes and pulleys, blocked-off stairs - a Kafkaesque setting 150 years before Kafka.
