| Funny how all that seems like a figment of the imagination, almost as if it never existed. |
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| The Eurosceptic view of an all-powerful European superstate is a figment of the imagination. |
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| As with the unrequited love theme, also this was always a figment of the imagination, a displaced fantasy. |
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| This is just a figment of the imagination of weak minds that conjure up images to provide solace when they cannot handle reality, she continued. |
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| Health authorities' lack of preparedness for our catastrophe scenario is not a figment of the imagination. |
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| A powerful missile shield is now being created in response to this figment of the imagination. |
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| The word is now used generally to denote a fantastic idea or figment of the imagination. |
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| Note the omission of reference to physical integration, which is a figment of the imagination. |
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| When we began dating for real, I joked that his son must be a figment of the imagination. |
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| It is clearly not a figment of the imagination when these people come home and are exceedingly ill almost as soon as they return. |
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| The vision of one uniform language is really just a fiction, a figment of the imagination. |
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| Its form and the emotion it elicits are a figment of the imagination of the observer. |
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| To realize that as a unified region that confers a sense of common citizenship and community, the Caribbean is really a figment of the imagination. |
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| For years the problem was dismissed as a figment of the imagination. |
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| It is not that bigotry is a figment of the imagination, Mr. Dyer wrote. |
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| Indeed, over the past few years the Internet has made a reality of the notion of the universal library, which a few decades ago was merely a figment of the imagination of the noted Argentinean author Jorge Luis Borges. |
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| A figment of the imagination tears sheep apart. |
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| For the Prime Minister, the fiscal imbalance is nothing more than a figment of the imagination, not the pernicious distortion of a system that contributes to impoverishing the population. |
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| It is not some figment of the imagination. |
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