| Are they all totally imaginary, inspired by real people, or just an amalgam of the make-believe world and the real one? |
| The virtual, as associated with VR, is seen as a kind of pretend reality, or make-believe. |
| The only option for survival is submerging oneself in an illusion of meaning, a world of make-believe. |
| He turned his hand in to the shape of a gun and he pulled the make-believe trigger towards my head. |
| In fact, has not experience taught us that adults are more susceptible to make-believe than children, and far more skilled at creating it? |
| This city is often described as one of dreams and fantasy, of tinselish make-believe. |
