As the ski-masked leader lectures the group in Spanish, I'm left imagining what the fake U.S.A. looks like.
Still, a listener was mainly left imagining what might have been, with the basics so solidly in place.
Suppress depictions of lust and horror, Tashlin implies, and you suppress imagination itself which nonetheless is often better left imagined.
Suppress depictions of lust and horror and you suppress imagination itself — which, however, is often better left imagined.
So we are left imagining, sifting through some comparable experience, when none are present.
As I left, I imagined the three of them at the show, in the middle of a crowd and yet totally invisible.
When I have left I imagine they will.
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After I left the showroom, I imagined myself gliding down the cobbled street outside in a new Tesla, generating zero emissions but plenty of curiosity from pedestrians and other drivers, and probably no small measure of envy.
