| Both these parts are essential, nor is the distinction vain and chimerical. |
| Some in the right-wing commentariat, meanwhile, insist that Mr Brown's triumph has been chimerical. |
| The absorption theory as applied to America is, it seems to me, chimerical. |
| Now, almost as a herd, these resting big beasts, the formidable and the chimerical, seem to be moving back to the front-line of politics. |
| But if Dr. Carver was chimerical, he was at least courageous in his persistence. |
| No, instead they spend their time pursuing chimerical sources and putting a fictional story on the air claiming their unimpeachable sources. |
