Hurley, looking at the interrogation room's mirror glass, imagines seeing Charlie swimming in water until he breaks the glass and floods the room.
When you pour beer into a glass, you imagine that it's full, but two-thirds of it is froth.
"When I say we live next to a house that's entirely glass, people imagine us peering into Mr. Johnson's windows," she said.
At the far end are the AR glasses we imagine, which look just like normal glasses or even contact lenses, but that can overlay convincing AR objects on our view such that we can't tell they're not real.
The thematic links, however, resonate throughout, as the book contemplates "the extent to which we're able to penetrate the looking-glass and imagine a life, indeed a consciousness, that goes some way to reduce the blind spots in our own".
Required to design a domestic vessel in glass, he imagined "something that incorporated plants, was beautiful and that did not distract from the plants," he said.
I stood outside the iconic Hapsburg-yellow house, then pressed my face against the windows of the glass pavilion, imagining leaping between the benches, just like Liesl von Trapp.
The most efficient positron traps in parent As2Se3 glass are imagined as voids with character free volumes of ~90 Å3 formed in network of corner-shared AsSe3/2 pyramids, composed of atomic-accessible geometrical holes (void cores) arrested by surrounding atomic-inaccessible Se-based bond-free solid angles (void shell).
About ten years later, I'd empathize with the perspective of the hypothetical criminals as I'd try to sneak out of the house through a particularly noisy sliding glass door and imagine how much easier it'd be with one of those circular glass cutter/suction cup combos made famous by cartoon cat burglars.
"Then she speaks and it's like the finest glass you can imagine breaking: 'Wawrt are you doing here?!'" He insists he has "great respect" for the Queen.
