Sentence examples for It's imagined from inspiring English sources

It's imagined by westerners as a land of darkness, harsh winters, bears and exiles, and it's a home seldom coveted by foreigners.

And considering it's imagined from a distance – George lives in Washington state – the plausibility of her Britain is impressive, despite having more toffs per square metre than you'd find in, say, Ruth Rendell.

"One of the problems with a lot of historical fiction about London in the 18th century is that it's imagined by white authors to be a uniformly white city, and we know this just isn't true," he told me.

With another woman in the ranks, the material can be staged as it was imagined.

In addition to all the things the Corps actually does and does not do, there are infinite actions it is imagined to do, infinite actions it is imagined not to do, and infinite actions it is imagined to be capable of doing, because the Corps has been conceded the almighty role of God.

He concluded, "It's a movie that's as deeply felt as it is imagined".

If it's just heard, mention how it is imagined.

"He said, 'This is a song I'm going to release soon.' " It was "Imagine".

At first I thought I was imagining it.

"If it can be imagined, it can be filmed," is a quote often attributed to Stanley Kubrick.

The bottom line is that if it can be imagined, it can be achieved.