Sentence examples for because it imagined from inspiring English sources

Nochlin called the latter presumption "naïve," because it imagined that art is "a translation of personal life into visual terms".

More's "Utopia" was the first such response, and a radical one, because it imagined the discovery of a higher civilization than the European somewhere in the Indian Ocean.

Because it imagines God and power separated.

But it's great because it imagines a freaky, unhinged, and extraordinary situation.

"I think it doesn't help either one of us, to be honest, because it imagines a conflict," Ms. Burnett said.

But it is the trip to the pueblos that reveals the most about the bishop's predicament in the new country, because it imagines how he felt as he first entered the strange world of the Pueblo Indians.

Optimism exists in the domain of fear and desire because it imagines and anticipates a favorable outcome.

Citizenship is broader than CSR because it imagines a world beyond corporate foundations, marketing campaigns and employee outreach.

The idea that we can control our bad or misfiring habits by sheer willpower is a form of magical thinking, because it imagines that willing an end is sufficient to achieve it.

Feuerbach regards the theological standpoint as "practical" because it imagines God as a being separate from the world, upon which he acts according to purposes similar to those that guide the actions of human beings, rather than conceiving the world as a necessary, and hence rationally intelligible, consequence of the divine nature.

"I loved it and I wanted to do it as often as I could, because I imagined it as something you could do your whole life," she said.