Sentence examples for feeling imagine from inspiring English sources

Take that feeling, imagine it lasting eight years, and you have my Awkward Black Adolescence.

This communal voice, which to us seems jarring in lyrics of deep, even erotic feeling — imagine that Shakespeare's sonnets had been written as choral hymns — is one that some translators today simply ignore, in keeping with the modern interest in individual psychology.

The verdict: Pretty awesome, if extremely eerie feeling (imagine a cold snake crawling over your leg).

Once you are feeling that confident feeling, imagine taking this new confidence into situations where you need more confidence.

"It's an uncomfortable feeling imagining how much we love someone," she said.

Your mates back home will be suffering the exact opposite of what you're feeling: imagining you in an exotic locale and being as jealous as hell.

Whenever you find that you are attaching yourself to bad thoughts or feelings, imagine your squid is attaching its tentacles to a clump of negative thought bubbles forming in the ocean of your mind.

Adam (not a genius) has lofty feelings, imagining that Cynthia is "like one of those horse whisperers," one who works only on him.

It's the same kind of hurried feeling I imagine women get when they feel like their "biological clocks are ticking".

I already knew that Susan Dey was anorexic, but I did not know until I watched this special that she refuses to attend Partridge Family reunions, feeling -- imagine this! -- that they are beneath her.

"They want to see the impact of what they can do on the world – it's quite a powerful feeling, I imagine".