Sentence examples for found myself imagining from inspiring English sources

I found myself imagining how stoked Mitt Romney must be to see Curtis Loftis pop up on his schedule.

I found myself imagining someone with a more misanthropic perspective – Housman or Kingsley Amis – to counterbalance Heaney's irrepressible optimism.

In other words, I found myself imagining that Lady Mary Wortley Montagu was writing in the future, not the past.

I found myself imagining a series of terse mental dispatches from a female spy of the future, working undercover by the Mediterranean Sea.

And I have often found myself imagining ways of fitting tab A into slot B. Public circulation is what renders something a quotation.

I found myself imagining that Coco and Little Sheba had run off together, presumably to start their own happier, interspecies family.

And then I imagine forward and, of course, find myself imagining certain technological realities that haven't happened yet.

Inevitably, I find myself imagining the people who lived here, and what their lives were like.

Yet every time I read or hear about parents' policies toward teenage sleepovers, I find myself imagining how I would officiate in the same situation; it's the child care version of watching "Jeopardy" and screaming out the answers.

As I wait for my hardy geranium collection to increase, I find myself imagining how the varieties will look interplanted among my pulmonaria, massed at the feet of my old roses and dancing among my hypothetical array of tree peonies.

She is a mutt rather than one of the fabulous breeds I saw at the fair, but I do find myself imagining a rustic Adirondack chicken cabin for her, or perhaps a miniature chalet.