Sentences with phrase «figments of»

David, global temperatures are figments of AGWers imagination.

Like most of the drivel that Mike Mann comes out with, they are all just figments of his overactive imagination?

There are «narratives», figments of imagination, and narratives, based on physical evidence and contextual cross referencing.

My point here is that claims that there has been cooling over Antarctica are not simply figments of some skeptics» imagination.

The selection of artist Jimbo Blachly and poet Lytle Shaw as editors of the Chadwick Family Papers is sufficiently eccentric to have given rise to the widespread consensus that the Chadwicks themselves are mere figments of their editors» febrile imaginations; a belief amply supported both by the indignities to which the archive itself has been subjected (Vaseline) and the fact that purported Chadwicks have appeared only in the heaviest and most peculiar of disguises (in suits of armor, or as Johnnie Walker look - alikes) and have borne a startling resemblance to their supposed employees.

They are presenting a multimedia exhibition that explores notions of mirage — something that is simultaneously there and not there, figments of...

Naively drawn totem animals work as figments of the imagination.

Sung Hwan Kim's The Tanks at Tate Modern uses mixed media to challenge reality, and how the artist and the viewer are both figments of the imagination.

Merging traditional art genres of landscape, still life, portraiture, and botanical illustration, with kitsch and cultural clichés, the works at once conjure lush figments of the imagination, while meticulously rendering natural forms and landscapes.

Laurel Schultz is a photographer and multi-media artist whose work explores fragments and figments of the natural world as a lens on human nature.

Every time I shut my eyes I see a little red cube bouncing off figments of my imagination.

Indie developer Pixelpickle Games posted this new trailer showing the intro animation and some gameplay portions for Lylian, its upcoming action - adventure title in which you control a young girl trapped in a psychiatric hospital, who can «spew forth figments of her mind into the real world» and attack with the sleeves of her straitjacket.

On the one hand there are the enormous sweeping novels of Dickens, Zola, Balzac where whole worlds — cities and nations — are painstakingly chronicled and set into play; and then, on the other there is the Victorian ghost story which is often a domestic drama where characters are haunted (literally and figuratively) by figments of their own passions and desires — like those found in the Brontes, Wilkie Collins, and Thomas Hardy.

Not only has he lost «the arrogance of my youth», but as he points out, he never was the person people took him to be - he never wore a deerstalker or smoked a pipe, these - he says - were just figments of the illustrator's imagination; and he's quite willing to admit that he and John («you know, I never did call him Watson — he was John, simply John») bungled a number of important cases but «of course, who wants to read about the failures?»

It appears that my effort, and many like me, are just figments of my imagination, according to your point of view.

After answering the Wise Monk's questions, I wait for him to ask more; but before I've finished, his eyes are shut and I wonder if his questions have been figments of my imagination, if I've only imagined him snapping his eyes open and emit - ting that penetrating gaze.

Describing the school from a self - consciously progressive point of view, the authors toggle between accusations that the school's disparities by race and class are delusory figments of distorted thinking, or that, although objectively real, they are the products of structural racism, class privilege, parental selfishness, and discrimination.

In his 1997 book Figments of Reality, British mathematician coined the term extelligence — which refers to the intellectual capital that is available through external media such as video and audio.

Titled «The Box,» the short reunites Rees with Mudbound star Mary J. Blige, who plays one of the many figments of a young girl's active imagination.

Upon first viewing, I thought the movie broke its own set of supernatural rules because all throughout, we're supposed to believe that what Nina sees, feels, and does are figments of her imagination - sprouting swan wings, shanking a bitch.

Or are the profiles figments of their authors» imaginations?

Other candidates are figments of scientific imagination.

They may well just be figments of somebody's overactive imagination.

But do wormholes really exist, or are they figments of mathematics?

None of our academic staff ever granted an interview stating that Korede wouldn't be allowed to write exams, so I see the reports as mere figments of the imagination of the people who wrote them,» the source said.

Because the accusations were figments of their imaginations, no can of non-existing worms was ever opened despite my rejoinder of 26th June 2012 entitled: «Martin Amidu and the skeletons in his cupboard.»

In a crazy night of adventure, it's up to Zach, Hannah, Champ, and Stine to team up and get all of these figments of Stine's imagination — including Slappy the Dummy, the girl with the haunted mask, the gnomes and many more — back in the books where they belong to save the town.

You don't see the things others don't, comparing every player who stubs his toe to Diaby isn't realism or intelligence, it's stupidity, and the reason you're often on the side contrary to common opinion is you disrespect the team and our players constantly mainly to due with figments of your imagination and unfounded predictions based on absolutely nothing at all.

Everyone thinks they are imaginary figments of my imagination but every night they COME THROUGH THE WINDOW.

Miraculous healings have always been part of the supernaturalist stock in trade, and have always been dismissed by the scientist as figments of the imagination.

I don't know, and don» care, if they were figments of my own mind or actual angels, but Gabriel told me that I was loved when I felt no love from my parents, and Michael told me I was protected when I was afraid that my father might kill me.

When they are doing their worst with us there is no comfort in being told that they are figments of our imagination, and that they must be accepted as part of the world we live in.

Stop describing figments of your and your religious leaders» imagination as facts.

Hot Girls Wanted chronicles four young women — this is a documentary, so they're real young women, not figments of someone's imagination — as they seek fame and fortune as porn models, showing their rapid progression from posing for photos in lingerie to participating in hard - core humiliation and bondage videos.

Soon after, we find Christians heartily mocking other, irrational gods of the time which, being so hopelessly capricious, were to them no more than the work of human hands or, as we would say, the figments of men's imaginations.

It is POSSIBLE that these things are only figments of my imagination or are emotions being charged simply by chemical reactions in my body.

The scalawags are hearty figments of imagery making for capable egress but nary dares do any greatness nor afforded offerings.

They are not figments of people's imaginations.

When they approach me they see only my surroundings, themselves or figments of their imagination, indeed, everything and anything except me.

Well then, I guess the emails I received calling you that are just figments of my imagination, Julie.

Of course you didn't, or did you?!! Social Justice Jesus and Catholic Jesus share something in common: they are figments of human imagination.

Is it possible you've been indoctrined to believe you know why and what I believe, despite having no real evidence to base those figments of your imagination on?

Our civilized potencies are morally constrained figments of personalized philosophies.

Since Heaven and Hell are figments of human imagination therefore he is in neither place.

Until proven to exist, they are ALL nothing more than superstitions and / or figments of human imagination.

@George — And when Americans United for Separation of Church and State files suit, PA will realize that figments of atheist imagination are very, very expensive and unconsti - tutional.

Or an atheist Dawkins like figure looking bemused at his own hand and wondering if he probably doesn't exist and we are all figments of out own imagination.

these are all figments of your mind instilled by our ancestors..

Perhaps we are all just figments of one another's imagination... dreams moving through dreams... and none of us is real?

gulliblenomore There is no such thing as nothing (I prefer Spinoza who argued there is only existence) before or after your existence which makes the curtain a figment of imagination where you have no proof that such a curtain exists.