Sentence examples for form of imagining from inspiring English sources

Rather, they argue, dreaming is a form of imagining.

Religion is a powerful theme in your writing… Religion is a form of imagining, I think.

It's just one form of imagining, absolutely functional, absolutely human-normal.

In a couple of years they will be over the toilet bowl vomiting as a form of imagined weight control and they will binge to compensate for the nutrients they've lost.

I do think the republican form of government imagined by Madison and his friends was extraordinarily fearful of any kind of rule by the people.

What Boyle's describing is if not identification then a form of empathy, the necessity of imagining the character as not just an antagonist but also somebody's lover, somebody's son.

The show, which largely takes the form of an imagined Joplin concert, is written and directed by Randy Johnson.

Exoticism in the form of an imagined antiquity propels Joe Pereira's "Echi Dromi" (2001), a flute and percussion duet in which Alex Sopp gave a beautifully nuanced account of the exquisite flute line.

Also on the list are Joe Dunthrone's sharp take on the coming-of-age novel, Submarine, Julian Gough's tale of an 18th-century Tipperary young boy's discovery of the world outside his orphanage, Jude: Level 1, and John Walsh's Sunday at the Cross Bones, which takes the form of an imagined diary of the celebrated and scandalous fictional Rectory of Stiffkey.

An oral styling procedure is conducted in which 23 subjects describe the form of their imagined car to a designer, who progressively sketches the car as it is described.

From this kind of psyched-up non-fiction, it was a short step to the movies, the first art form to undertake the excruciating process of imagining the unimaginable.