Sentence examples for are imagined 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.
But these are imagined boundaries.
The creatures Tommy draws are imagined versions of himself.
Benedict Anderson famously said nations are "imagined communities".
All are imagined and rendered in exquisite detail.
The psychodynamics of the relationship are imagined with a telling and disconcerting vividness.
The apocalypses are imagined, the consequences speculative, the new world orders thankfully without real world power.
Some of these cars are imagined as solar hybrids; some would be powered by hydrogen.
All works of art, without exception, are imagined according to the box-office model.
Pynacker's painted landscapes, like those of his older contemporary Claude, are imagined.
The paintings are imagined scenes of the history and future of Southampton, with privet shrubs in all.
(They are imagined and created directly on the canvas, which may be one reason his surfaces are so active).
