"I usually imagine the staging of a monologue to be pretty simple," Eno explains, "and so I'm really conscious of physical movement and action, as a way to underscore a moment, or surround it with a very still pause.
I usually imagine the movie not playing, and all of us just sitting in there hanging out watching the flatness of the wall stay flat.
When I think of choices I usually imagine myself weighing the value of two apparent equals, such as deciding to eat fish or chicken, or deciding to paint a room Sunshine Yellow or Raincoat Yellow.
I've wasted too much psychic energy on corrective conversations, both real and imagined -- usually imagined, as I think of the perfect reproach sometime after the fact.
He could be so unjust, unceremoniously casting people out of his circle for some slight, usually imagined".
Whenever they fret about their country, somebody appears to tell them that things were better in a past era, real or (usually) imagined.
Jim Endersby Science historian Evolution is usually imagined as ceaseless change, but as Sean Carroll points out in The Making of the Fittest (Quercus), stasis is also evidence for evolution.
"My friends get tired of it — 'Please, go mother someone else.' " A native Californian, Ms. Wanamaker usually imagined her B & B in some romantic Western locale, like Sedona, Ariz., or the Napa Valley.
The findings should tell political parties that they should not shy from discussing the money needed to ensure the NHS survives and showed that voters might be more willing to pay extra tax for a specific purpose than MPs usually imagined.
For here a woman kneels as she begins to reveal something beneath a dark cloth (a phallus, it is usually imagined), while the winged demon whips the bare back of a girl who buries her face in her companion's lap.
