Sentence examples for continued to imagine from inspiring English sources
As a teen-ager, I continued to imagine my wedding, but now it was an alternate version, informed by my newfound status as a self-proclaimed "weird girl".
They were attracted to S.D.I., FitzGerald argues, because they, like Reagan at his most ethereal, continued to imagine a world in which the United States could stand alone, impervious to the interests or needs of other nations.
He continued: "To imagine that we might pull out, that we might abandon the euro, is to show a complete misunderstanding of the state of mind of Europeans who have been at each others' throats for decades and who have only one thing in mind – peace and co-operation".
The idea stayed with me while I continued to imagine a website that would allow individuals and organizations to freely post their profiles and initiatives.
Part of me, though, continued to imagine that a real movement looked like the ones I'd grown up watching -- or maybe some part of me wanted the glory of being a leader.
Above all, the Titanic was newness itself on its maiden voyage, so we continue to imagine the very thing that was never supposed to happen.
Writer continues to imagine the events happening around Cletus Smith prior to the murder of Lloyd Wilson, and the suicide of Clarence, Cletus' father.
You're likelier to mend your friendship by talking this over with them than by continuing to imagine the euphonious tinkling of breaking glass.
It's a world of chilling, accumulating details, which Rebecca Evans's superbly judged, utterly humane Governess struggles to comprehend, while Ann Murray's Mrs Grose continues to imagine that a resolution is always possible.
The New Yorker, October 8 , 1979P. 40 Writer continues to imagine the events happening around Cletus Smith prior to the murder of Lloyd Wilson, and the suicide of Clarence, Cletus' father.
