Sentence examples for appearance imagine from inspiring English sources

Appearance: Imagine a fish.

Appearance: Imagine a fat sheaf of paper growing thicker with each passing hour.

Appearance: Imagine a colossally awful idea, infinitely stupid in concept, design and execution, but made tangible and plonked on junction two of the M40.

A major player in these books, "cohort" seems to be the beefy, official word for a statistical grouping as in "over half those formed in the youngest cohort are cohabitational unions"—but after five hundred pages I was still taken aback by its appearance, imagining phalanxes of Roman legionaries in fancy breastplates laying waste the singles scene.

The sculpture takes on the kind of appearance we imagine a square-shaped portal into a parallel universe might look like.

When Lady Bunny spins in larger discos like the Limelight and the Tunnel, she draws a good crowd, probably because she seems utterly self-created and unrecognizable — something that many of the younger kids and tourists who frequent those places and gawk at her appearance can't imagine being.

I say "thank you" when people compliment the way I look instead of saying, "please never tell me I'm beautiful because I find it insulting that you would even notice my appearance," as I imagine a more enlightened woman would.

For example, some patients learned to imagine the appearance of their airways when they were symptomatic, and to imagine changing the appearance to a normal one.

This kind of freedom and candor in one's appearance is impossible to imagine today, without the person being a permanent fixture in the tabloids.

Your reporting was not as precise regarding the human reaction to this marvel, however.We "locals" do not, in fact, call cicadas locusts; as you can imagine, the appearance of these creatures has sparked a fair amount of conversation, and most of us have taken the trouble to learn what they are called.

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