Sentence examples for explicitly imagine from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Stokes et al. (2009), using MVPA, did not detect reliable decoding in early visual areas when subjects were asked to explicitly imagine the letters X or O.

Yet the images will scarcely be distinguishable: and neither their bat nature or their bird nature will be explicitly imagined.

"Harvesting the Heart," one of Picoult's early novels, deals with this explicitly, imagining an overwhelmed young mother leaving her newborn.

In Tomasino et al., participants were explicitly required to imagine the content of the verbs, so that imagery presumably started as soon as the word appeared.

But through force of personality and bold pronouncements, Trump has deliberately placed himself at the center of the November elections, explicitly telling voters to imagine they're casting a ballot for him, rather than their local representative.

That's how different things were in the 1970s - imagine an explicitly paedophile organisation having a public voice in parliamentary discussion in 2012.

One might imagine that explicitly demonstrating respect for students would positively impact students' views of the instructor.

They point out that imagining that one is another person involves a process of explicitly framing the imagined person's thoughts as diverging from one's own.

"Can you imagine a directive explicitly naming Jews or Arabs?" asked Stéphane Maugendre, the president of Gisti, on France Info radio.

("I have no doubt that he was pulled into line between the telephone conversation and the visit," Varoufakis told me. He declined to name Germany explicitly, but added, "You can imagine").

Though Mill does not address such forms of legal moralism explicitly, it is hard to imagine that he would reject them all.