Sentence examples for are imagine from inspiring English sources
verb
To form a mental image of something; to envision or create something in one's mind.
- Try to imagine a pink elephant.
The accompanying words are "Imagine President Kerry".
Patterns are few; T-shirts are — imagine — blank.
To see how strange the lower court rulings are, imagine if Wittig had told Heffernan, "Look, I know you weren't trying to support Spagnola.
To appreciate how ridiculous this ad's opening scenes are, imagine them taken to their extreme.
It freaks me out and actually pisses me off that families kick their kids out for "coming out" and being honest about who they really are! Imagine you're a young teenager and for as long as you remember you feel different than everyone around you.
"All principals, teachers, and staff are Imagine Schools people.
They are imagining things.
But these are imagined boundaries.
Breakthroughs are imagined, but not mass-produced.
The particle movements are imagined by experimental results.
The control volume and the object which we wish to deform are imagined to be flexible.
