figment

The other man was a figment of the game program.

As if he were a figment of the summer air.

A figment of his mind, he'd thought at first, but now he was not sure.

So quickly that I had to think he'd been a figment of my mind.

What happened next was like a figment from a dream.

The woman had seemed so real, not just a figment of her imagination.

Or was the whole thing just a figment of his imagination?

They found the figment sitting on a rock, waiting for them.

He was real this time, not a figment of her imagination.

All right, perhaps it was a figment of her imagination.

It could well have been only a figment of someone's imagination.

It is you who are a figment of my imagination!

Maybe it had all been a figment of his imagination.

At a reunion show, those figments turn back into real people for a few hours.

Whatever he thought he'd seen had been but a figment of his imagination.

He's a figment in the mind of a sick young lady.

"Do you still believe I'm only a figment of your imagination?"

The whole story was built around this figment of imagination.

But the problem is not simply a figment of the insurance industry's imagination.

"I want to know if this figure is real or just a figment of my mind.

He was just the creative figment of a marketing man.

And this being so, you also, lord king, are a figment of my mind.

She hadn't been so much as a figment in his mind just two days ago.

No, it must be but a figment of his wounded brain.

We agree on something; they are all figments of the imagination.