Sentence examples for correctly imagined from inspiring English sources

Al-Iji's rejection of astronomy was, in turn, challenged by al-Sharif al-Jurjani (1339 1413), who maintained that "even if they do not have an external reality, yet they are things that are correctly imagined and correspond to what [exists] in actuality".

To make sure you're massaging the hip correctly, imagine massaging fluid back towards the heart.

He imagined (correctly) that those reefs grew on sinking mountain rims.

The third objection also has some merit -- the fear that ill people may feel pressured to choose death less from their own personal preference and more from their imagined or correctly perceived sense that their family experiences them as a burden and would prefer them dead.

It's right where Sarah Beck's is, if you're imagining correctly.

You may imagine, correctly, that all this is mathematically daunting.

The presentation of molecules in 3D was especially helpful for bridged cyclic structures, which are difficult to imagine correctly using 2D representations.

Furthermore, the viewed objects were more correctly spatially updated than the imagined ones both in translational and rotational body movements.

(That's the way it worked: an inexperienced young agent often re-stated what he thought was obvious about the setup, repeated the known details again and again, as if to assure himself that everything was positioned correctly, that what had been imagined in the Chicago office — using maps and line drawings — properly matched the Kansas reality).

At transitions to the SO condition, the letter was presented that participants would have imagined if they had correctly continued the alphabetical sequence throughout the SI condition.

Correctly identifying real risk, as opposed to imagined risk, is the underlying challenge for everyone in the country.