Sentence examples for experience imagine from inspiring English sources

Most of us would resist telling a stranger about our very best sexual experience; imagine telling many strangers, many times, about the very worst.

One of the veteran Eagles gave us his explanation of its power: "My single explanation is it's a song about the journey from innocence to experience". Imagine being stuck on a bus with him.

Kevin Conley, who wrote about NASCAR for The New Yorker in 2003, tried, in an accompanying Q. & A. with Matt Dellinger, to evoke the experience: Imagine what it feels like when you're driving a little bit over the speed limit, going down a mountain road, and you hit a patch of ice and suddenly have to use all your skills to quickly react, to stop yourself from going over a cliff.

Humans experience, imagine, understand, and communicate time as a linear phenomenon.

With this experience, imagine being a public affairs officer trying to arrange another, similar visit.

In the Web 2.0 experience, imagine typing in "White House" and what you get back is a bunch of information and access to the people who created that information, who want to have interactions with you.

Peaks and troughs; disinterest and prejudice; pin-point accuracy and whole realms of experience imagined as the haunt of fearsome monsters: civilisation bears witness to them all.

Yet for those of us with no military experience, imagining the circumstances of those who have served Australia is a necessary part of remembrance.

This can be summed up in a fairly simple proposition: we don't see complexity in female stories because we have so little experience imagining it might be there.

Poetry's stance toward language creates a particular intelligence of thought and feeling, a compressed articulation that expands inner experience, imagining with words what cannot always be imagined without them.

To balance out this experience imagining lives of luxury led by socialite families, take a Servant Life Tour at "The Elms".