Sentence examples for expected to imagine from inspiring English sources

"Ten Imaginary Dances," one of his most popular works, consisted of 10 vignettes read aloud, which the audience was expected to imagine for itself in dance form.

If we can't imagine our own deaths, as Freud insisted, how can we be expected to imagine the death of a city?

And all the while, as he indulges our vindictiveness, we're supposedly expected to imagine that we're somehow occupying the moral high ground.

In a conversation with reporters on Thursday, Dr. Rice, President Bush's national security adviser, continued to insist that the bureaucracy she presides over could not have been expected to imagine what she described as the unimaginable.

Asking participants to sexually fantasize might be expected to decrease negative affect, because most participants would be expected to imagine sexual content that they consider to be sexual and enjoyable and, therefore, would experience less negative and more positive affect.

"How do you expect me to imagine that I could end up in eight finals and win six titles?

For "Sleep," I expect readers to imagine that something happened, enough to become the emotional bedrock of the story, a story that deals with what are, for me, pressing images.

I imagine you never expected to feel fat after losing so much weight?

Could the imagined householder be expected to drive this or that car?

Imagine that you're expected to track every job that has been created or lost this month.

Therefore, their familiarity with the face stimuli was expected to be greater in the imagined-stimulus condition.