Sentence examples for I imagine something from inspiring English sources

I imagine something profoundly sad.

"When I imagine raising our future children," Mrs. Song Kim said, "I imagine something more warm and inviting.

I imagine something similar in the old Delhi airport would've been in a different class.

Peace is, I imagine, something of a curiosity to the Japanese, writing as he does from within.

"I imagine something sort of like what I got on," said Mr. Justin from his headquarters in Fort Worth.

I comprehend the picture's economy when I imagine something that is necessarily absent from it: noise, the clamor of a soundtrack that fills the space and assaults the usherette's unwilling ears.

"What's a uterus lined with, anyway?" I imagined something sweet and viscous.

I imagined something out of a W. Somerset Maugham novel: doilies, stale biscuits, afternoon tea, a collision of international seekers.

I imagined something satiny and nutty, sort of like the peanut butter soup that my parents once made based on a traditional African recipe.

I imagined something like the setup in an Agatha Christie movie: a convergence of exotic strangers on a remote locale.

I imagined something light, fresh and lemony, so when I took the first bite of the couscous mixture, I was taken aback by its cloying sweetness.