Sentence examples for was a figment from inspiring English sources

All these years you probably thought poor old Ichabod was a figment of Washington Irving's imagination.

Her account of Florence's life was a figment of her imagination, a touching reverie based on a curious attachment.

"It's gone!" Barry insisted he'd caught it, and Susan insisted it was a figment of his imagination.

For me, "W'ms, lf" was a figment of the box scores who always seemed to be going 3-for-5.

Diane Abbott insisted that the whole thing was a "smear", as though Livingstone was a figment of our collective imagination.

Could the reader not decide that the ghost was a figment of the narrator's fearful imagination, fed by his isolation?

They're a figment of the imagination.

"It is a figment of imagination.

"It is a figment of the imagination.

They are a figment of his imagination.

He may even be a figment of everyone's imagination.