Sentence examples for * imagining in from inspiring English sources

"Not even Hitler was capable of imagining in 1919 what could be done," Mr. Kershaw said.

We were just imagining in our heads that we were somewhere else.

So if you're always imagining in the same way, most likely you're always moving in the same way.

"I was like, 'Ah, there you are!' That's what I've been imagining in my head — not his looks but just his energy," Ms. Finneran said.

This week's, "Orientalism in France," investigates the ways that French composers created an East of their own imagining in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with works by Saint-Saëns, Franck, Ravel, Bizet and Maurice Delage.

Long before his victory was announced, the Mail on Sunday ran an unintentionally hilarious "imagining" in which a writer travelled through time to discover that three years of a Corbyn premiership had ushered in the End of Days.

The TV producer Alan Yentob believes the enduring appeal of Holmes is partly down to his re-imagining in different guises.

For this was a new form of royalty for the age of celebrity; a re-imagining in which you could be born in Leytonstone and be more famous than the Queen.

"It uses the same skills of imagining people in spaces in different scenarios".

They eat only at night; imagining us in the forest in the day, they don't eat then.

"We relate to others in part by imagining ourselves in them". .