Sentence examples for this figment from inspiring English sources

We had no goal other than the satisfaction of crossing this figment of a boundary.

Paul Dano (above, with Ms. Kazan), Ms. Kazan's real-life partner, is Calvin, a literary whiz kid turned blocked writer who breathes life into this figment of his imagination, and then directs her every move.

Paul Dano, Ms. Kazan's real-life partner, is Calvin, a literary whiz kid turned blocked writer who breathes life into this figment of his imagination, and then directs her every move.

This figment of Mr. Canby's imagination made a typically flamboyant appearance in a 1991 column: Aside from his uncharacteristic pallor, Stanley looked in good shape, trim of figure, freshly steamed, massaged, shaved and shiny.

This figment of Mexican fable causes Jimmy much distress, and permeates little Oliver's mind so much that, stunned by his nightmares, he draws images of the bird on the lounge wall.

Now, if you're capable in the ordinary way of suspending disbelief, you may have leant Ethel Nairn a degree of credibility - actually, even I believe Ethel Nairn exists, such that an entire range of hopes, desires, fears and impulses could readily be ascribed to her - and this despite the fact that I myself only conjured this figment into being minutes ago.

It is hard to overstate the Mexican rejection of this ludicrous figment of an orange imagination.

Our continued toleration of this paltry figment of justice takes place, notably, at a time when the denizens of the men's rights movement (MRM) consider our society to be in the grip of a pandemic of false rape accusations.

When this ultra-thin woman enters the group, the other women stare at her as if she's a dancing cat in a tutu -- is this a figment of their imagination?

This meritless claim is nothing more than the figment of a anti-Ahmadi cleric's imagination.

Another slant on this one-nation figment can be obtained by clicking on to Wikipedia and typing in "Bullingdon Club".